
China’s Economic Recovery Gains Momentum in February
China’s economic recovery accelerated in February as PMI data for both manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors entered expansion territory, signaling robust growth.
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China’s economic recovery accelerated in February as PMI data for both manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors entered expansion territory, signaling robust growth.
The Chinese mainland’s manufacturing PMI reached 50.2 in February, signaling a return to expansion driven by post-holiday production resumption.
The Chinese mainland’s factory activity expanded for the second consecutive month in November, with the manufacturing PMI rising to 50.3, indicating ongoing economic recovery and growth.
The Chinese mainland’s manufacturing PMI rises to 50.1 in October, marking the second consecutive month of growth and signaling robust economic recovery.
China’s Manufacturing PMI dropped slightly to 49.1 in August due to weather disruptions and seasonal shifts, indicating a minor contraction in the sector. However, high-tech and equipment manufacturing saw growth.
The Chinese mainland’s manufacturing PMI held steady at 49.5 in June, indicating stability in the sector amid global economic shifts.
China’s manufacturing sector saw a slight decline in May’s PMI, while the non-manufacturing sector continued to expand, signaling a stable economic recovery.
China’s manufacturing sector remains in expansion in April with a PMI of 50.4, signaling ongoing industrial recovery.
China’s February Manufacturing PMI slightly declined due to seasonal factors, while the non-manufacturing sector showed growth, signaling overall economic recovery.
The Chinese mainland’s manufacturing sector saw a slight contraction in February, with the PMI dropping to 49.1, signaling potential economic challenges.