China’s Manufacturing PMI Tops 50 in February
China’s Manufacturing PMI reached 50.2 in February, signaling growth and a rebound in the sector as enterprises resume production post-Spring Festival.
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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.
Global manufacturing activities have contracted for the fifth month in a row, with the PMI holding at 48.9 in August. While Asia remains stable, Europe and the Americas continue to underperform.
China’s manufacturing PMI dipped to 49.1 in August due to heatwaves and rainstorms impacting production, but high-tech sectors are showing growth above the 50 mark.
China’s factory activity surged in March as the PMI rose to 50.8, signaling a return to expansion after months of contraction.
China’s manufacturing PMI soared to 50.8 in March, signaling a strong economic recovery! With companies ramping up after the Chinese New Year, the market is buzzing again! 🚀
China’s manufacturing PMI dipped slightly to 49.1 in February, signaling a minor contraction in factory activity. What does this mean for the global economy? Find out more! 📉