The price increase of consumer food has little effect on consumption funds. The rise and fall of consumer funds is determined by the investment target. If the investment target rises, the fund will rise, and if the investment target falls, the fund will fall.

Consumer funds refer to funds that mainly invest in consumer stocks, such as food and beverage, household appliances, leisure services and other industries. It should be noted that there is a certain correlation between commodity prices and stock ups and downs. For example, the rise in liquor prices will drive related stocks to rise in the short term, but the investment scope of consumer funds is relatively wide, and funds may not be allocated to stocks with rising prices.