China’s manufacturing growth slowed in April, with the PMI falling to 50.4 amid weaker export demand and tariff-related disruptions.
New export orders declined, output eased, and firms resumed job cuts.
Despite slower input price deflation, manufacturers continued cutting selling prices, marking a fifth straight month of falling output charges.
New export orders declined, output eased, and firms resumed job cuts.
Despite slower input price deflation, manufacturers continued cutting selling prices, marking a fifth straight month of falling output charges.