China Factory Activity Continues Decline Amid Export Challenges
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China's factory activity experienced its longest decline in over nine years, with the official PMI dropping to 49 in October, driven by weak domestic demand and global uncertainties, prompting calls for increased policy support despite a recent US-China trade truce. The slowdown highlights ongoing challenges in the Chinese economy, including reduced exports and domestic consumption, amid geopolitical tensions and internal policy measures.
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