China's Factory Activity Surges in August, Outperforming Expectations
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China's private manufacturing PMI for August rose to 50.5, indicating the fastest expansion in five months driven by a recovery in new export orders, despite weak domestic demand and cautious employment trends. The official PMI showed a slight contraction, but private surveys suggest a more optimistic outlook, supported by increased exports to Southeast Asia and Europe amid ongoing US-China trade tensions.
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- GLOBAL ECONOMY Asia factory activity shrinks as US tariffs bite, China bucks trend Reuters
- China’s Private Factory Gauge Unexpectedly Returns to Growth Bloomberg.com
- China August PMI Edges Up to 49.4 From 49.3 in July - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
- Asian Shares Are Mixed as Reports Show Improved Factory Outlook for China U.S. News & World Report
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