Last month, November 2025, China's economy kept marching forward, according to new data from the National Bureau of Statistics. 🔍 Here's the lowdown:
- Industrial output: Big factories saw a 4.8% year-on-year jump and a 0.44% rise from October. 🚀
- High-tech & equipment manufacturing: These sectors grew 8.4% and 7.7%, outpacing overall industrial gains by up to 3.6 points. 💡
- Service sector: The service industry production index climbed 4.2%, showing that modern services—think digital platforms, finance, logistics—are still buzzing. 📈
- Retail sales: Consumers spent a total of 4.39 trillion yuan (about $622.3 billion), up 1.3% from last November. 🛍️
What does it mean? In simple terms, China's factories are making more stuff—especially high-tech products—while services and shopping are picking up steam. For us in South and Southeast Asia, stronger demand from China can mean more trade opportunities, tech collaborations, and even cooler gadgets hitting the market sooner. 🎧📱
Stay tuned as we watch these numbers evolve—this growth trend could influence global markets and shape the tech and lifestyle scene across Asia! 🌏✨
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China's economic performance shows steady progress in November
cgtn.com
