China’s Manufacturing PMI Hits Expansion at 50.1 in December
December 2025 saw China’s manufacturing PMI rise to 50.1, indicating sector growth powered by stronger demand and production gains, according to NBS and CFLP.
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December 2025 saw China’s manufacturing PMI rise to 50.1, indicating sector growth powered by stronger demand and production gains, according to NBS and CFLP.
Chinese mainland manufacturing PMI hits 49.2 in November, powered by high-tech expansion and rising business confidence at 53.1.
The Chinese mainland’s manufacturing PMI dipped to 49.0 in October, reflecting holiday slowdowns and external pressures while structural improvements persist.
August data shows China’s economy growing steadily with 9.3% rise in high-tech manufacturing, robust service sector, and a rising PMI.
China’s July report shows manufacturing PMI dipping to 49.3 while large firms thrive with steady overall growth at 50.2.
The Chinese mainland’s manufacturing PMI shows a recovery trend with steady gains in production and new orders for two consecutive months.
May PMI shows a rebound in the Chinese mainland’s manufacturing and composite output, highlighting domestic resilience amid global challenges.
China’s Caixin Manufacturing PMI dropped to 48.3 in May, signaling a contraction in the manufacturing sector.
China’s May manufacturing PMI rises to 49.5, signaling a gradual boost in production and renewed business optimism.
The Chinese mainland’s manufacturing PMI dipped to 49.0 in April, signaling contraction, yet industry optimism hints at a tech-driven recovery.