
China’s Manufacturing PMI Inches Up to 49.4 in August, Signals Steady Recovery
China’s manufacturing PMI rose slightly to 49.4 in August, with production expanding for the fourth month, signaling gradual recovery in the sector.
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China’s manufacturing PMI rose slightly to 49.4 in August, with production expanding for the fourth month, signaling gradual recovery in the sector.
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