Chinese Industrial Profit Decline Narrows in November; Key Sectors Show Growth
Profits of major industrial firms in the Chinese mainland saw a smaller decline in November, with key industries posting growth, signaling potential economic recovery.
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Profits of major industrial firms in the Chinese mainland saw a smaller decline in November, with key industries posting growth, signaling potential economic recovery.
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