China’s manufacturing sector returned to growth in August, with the PMI rising to 50.5, its highest in five months, as per RatingDog and S&P Global.
Output and new orders expanded, driven by firmer domestic demand, while export declines eased.
Purchasing and inventories rose, though firms shed staff for a fifth month.
Input costs climbed at the fastest pace in nine months.
Output and new orders expanded, driven by firmer domestic demand, while export declines eased.
Purchasing and inventories rose, though firms shed staff for a fifth month.
Input costs climbed at the fastest pace in nine months.
