Chinese Mainland PMI: Manufacturing Dips as Composite Growth Holds
The Chinese mainland’s July PMI data shows manufacturing at 49.3, non-manufacturing at 50.1 and composite PMI at 50.2, highlighting resilient growth and nuanced trends.
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