国内多家品牌金饰克价逼近1400元

This pattern means something has changed to some extent compared with a reference point. “较” means “compared with,” and “有所” is often followed by a verb such as 上调、增加、下降 to show a noticeable but formal change.

This structure is used to compare a current figure with an earlier figure and state the amount of increase or decrease. It is very common in news, business, and data reporting.

A verb phrase before “的” can modify a noun. Here, “公布的” describes which prices are being talked about: the prices that were announced by the brands. This is a very common way to build complex noun phrases in Chinese.

“显示” is often used in formal Chinese after data, statistics, or comparisons to introduce a finding. The part before it gives the source, and the part after the comma gives the result.

“多” before a classifier means “many/several.” In news writing, this pattern is often used to refer to an unspecified plural group, such as multiple companies, brands, or stores.