
Chinese Mainland Industrial Output Up 5.2% in August
Industrial output in the Chinese mainland rose 5.2% in August, driven by high-tech manufacturing and digital transformation.
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Industrial output in the Chinese mainland rose 5.2% in August, driven by high-tech manufacturing and digital transformation.
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