Hey there, trendsetters! 📈 Great news is buzzing from the East! China's manufacturing sector is back in the game, showing off some serious moves in October.
The purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the manufacturing industry climbed to 50.1 in October, nudging above the magic number 50, which signals expansion. That's a 0.3 percentage point jump from last month and the second month in a row of improvement! 🎉
So, what's the big deal about PMI? Think of it as the heartbeat of the manufacturing world. A score above 50 means things are pumping up, while below 50 suggests a slowdown. And guess what? Out of 21 sub-sectors, 12 are grooving above that 50 mark! That means most sectors are on the up, adding some serious muscle to the economy. 💪
This boost didn't just happen out of nowhere. It's thanks to some savvy policies and fresh measures that are sparking market demand. Zhao Qinghe, a big name at the National Bureau of Statistics, says that these moves are helping the economy bounce back steadily.
Manufacturers are dialing up production, with the production index hitting 52.0, up by 0.8 percentage points. Companies are feeling less worried about market demand, with fewer firms stressing about it. Sounds like the good vibes are spreading! ✨
All in all, China's economy is picking up steam, with policies and market forces joining forces. It's like a perfect duet that's making the economic growth melody louder and clearer. 🎵
Stay tuned for more updates, and keep those entrepreneurial spirits high! 🚀
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China's manufacturing PMI re-enters expansion territory in October
cgtn.com
