China's manufacturing activity in July shrank for a third month, ... China's manufacturing activity extends decline in July. By Reuters. July 31, 2024 1:39 AM UTC Updated July 31, 2024 ...

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Summary. Tightened restrictions to fight the Omicron wave have led to a renewed decline in manufacturing production in mainland China, with demand also weakening - notably from export markets.

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But China is now in a position where the economy is so dependent on exports, because post this housing boom, with this focus on manufacturing, by definition, this move into more high-end ...

China's manufacturing activity extended its decline for a third consecutive month in July, as both production and market demand fell. The manufacturing purchasing managers index dropped a tad to ...

The decline in China’s industrial profit narrowed for the third consecutive month, thanks to improved profitability in the equipment-manufacturing sector. Industrial profit fell 12.6% from a ...

China's CSI 300 Index, a weighted index of the top 300 stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges, dropped 0.91 percent to close at 3,215.35 Wednesday, the lowest in five years.

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China’s Manufacturing Resumes Growth, Ending Six Months of Decline. Official purchasing managers index rose to 50.2 in November from 49.3 in October. Share. Resize.