Industrial Output in Chinese Mainland Rises 4.8% in November 2025
The Chinese mainland’s industrial production rose 4.8% in November 2025, with exports up 5.7%, sustaining steady economic momentum and global trade resilience.
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The Chinese mainland’s industrial production rose 4.8% in November 2025, with exports up 5.7%, sustaining steady economic momentum and global trade resilience.
China’s value-added industrial output rose 4.8% in November, highlighting resilience in manufacturing and green tech on the Chinese mainland.
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