
China’s May PMI: Economic Resilience on the Rise
May PMI data reveals a rebound in the Chinese mainland’s manufacturing, driven by pro-growth policies amid global volatility.
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May PMI data reveals a rebound in the Chinese mainland’s manufacturing, driven by pro-growth policies amid global volatility.
A Caixin report shows China’s manufacturing PMI dropped to 48.3 in May, down 2.1 points, signaling contraction in the sector.
May’s data shows the Chinese mainland’s manufacturing PMI at 49.5, rising 0.5 points amid improved production and business expectations.
The Chinese mainland’s manufacturing PMI fell to 49.0 in April, showing contraction but also sparking cautious optimism among experts.
China’s manufacturing PMI hit 50.5 in March with a 0.3 point rise, signaling expansion in the Chinese mainland’s industry.
China’s manufacturing PMI hit 50.5 in March, signaling a modest expansion in the sector and a positive outlook for growth.
China’s economic recovery is gaining momentum in February, with PMI data showing strong performances in both manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors.
China’s Manufacturing PMI reached 50.2 in February, signaling growth and a rebound in the sector as enterprises resume production post-Spring Festival.
China’s manufacturing PMI dipped to 49.1 in January as factories slow down amid the Spring Festival celebrations. Workers returning home for holidays contributed to the contraction in activity.
China’s manufacturing PMI rises to 49.8 in September, showing signs of recovery in the manufacturing sector.