China’s Manufacturing PMI Hits 12-Month High, Signals Economic Rebound
China’s manufacturing PMI surged to a 12-month high of 50.4 in March 2026, signaling economic expansion as production rebounds post-Spring Festival.
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China’s manufacturing PMI surged to a 12-month high of 50.4 in March 2026, signaling economic expansion as production rebounds post-Spring Festival.
China’s manufacturing PMI rose to 50.3 in November, marking the second consecutive month of expansion and signaling accumulating positive trends in the economy.
China’s manufacturing PMI rose to 49.8 in September from 49.1 in August, indicating an improvement in the manufacturing sector, according to official data released on Monday.
China’s economic growth experienced a mild slowdown in July due to seasonal factors and extreme weather conditions, with the manufacturing PMI easing to 49.4, but optimism remains for future growth.
China’s Manufacturing PMI remained at 49.5 in June, unchanged from May, highlighting steady manufacturing activity but emphasizing the need to consolidate recovery momentum amid insufficient market demand.
China’s manufacturing sector shows stability as the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) remains unchanged at 49.5 in June, according to official data released on Sunday.
China’s manufacturing PMI dipped slightly in May to 49.5, but experts say the overall trend of economic recovery remains unchanged, with non-manufacturing sectors continuing to expand.
China’s manufacturing PMI remained in expansion at 50.4 in April, signaling ongoing recovery as industrial activity continues to grow.