China Factory Activity Exceeds Expectations in April, But Growth Slows Due to Decline in New Orders

China's manufacturing PMI rose to 50.3 in April, surpassing expectations but indicating slower growth compared to the previous month. The non-manufacturing PMI fell to 49.4, signaling contraction, while the composite PMI also declined. The data highlights a mixed economic picture with signs of weakening demand.

By Lim Hui Jie · CNBC ·

China Factory Activity Exceeds Expectations in April, But Growth Slows Due to Decline in New Orders

Topics: China PMI economic growth manufacturing non-manufacturing trade relations

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