Chinese industry is back on tracks

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Business in China’s industry grew again in March after shrinking in February. The Chinese National Statistical Office reported this.

The purchasing managers’ index for the Chinese industry was 50.5. That indicator indicates a growth above 50. In February the purchasing managers’ index was 49.2. Economists had generally expected a slightly less severe contraction before March than a month earlier. They assumed a position of 49.6.

In the services sector, growth was faster than the month before. Moreover, the position of 54.8 was more than the 54.4 that was widely expected. The compiled index was 54.0 for March.


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