China’s May Manufacturing Dips, But Services Stay Strong 📉💼
China’s manufacturing PMI dipped to 49.5 in May, while services stayed resilient. Analysts see seasonal adjustments, not a slowdown. 📈📉
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China’s Economy Gains Momentum as Industrial Output Rises 🏭📈
China’s April data reveals industrial output surge and cautious consumer spending, with experts predicting stronger May growth driven by tech investments and policy boosts. 📊
China’s April Economy Shows Resilience Amid Challenges 🌱💼
China’s April 2024 economic data shows industrial and tech growth driving resilience, with challenges in consumer demand. Officials express cautious optimism amid global headwinds. 📈🌍
Global Leaders Push Economic Recovery at Beijing Summit 🌍💼
Global leaders at the Beijing summit call for collaboration to boost economic recovery and stabilize supply chains through the WTO. 🌐🤝
China’s Central Bank Highlights Balanced Q1 Monetary Policy Boosting Economic Recovery 💹✨
China’s central bank reports a balanced and effective Q1 monetary policy, injecting over 1 trillion yuan to boost economic resilience and support growth. 📈💰
China’s Tourism Revival: Cruises, Hotels & Post-Pandemic Travel Trends 🌏✈️
China’s tourism industry is booming post-pandemic, with cruise and hotel leaders revealing how Gen-Z travelers and tech are reshaping the sector. 🌍✈️
China’s Manufacturing Stays Strong in April 🏭📈
China’s factory activity expanded for the second straight month in April, with high-tech manufacturing leading growth. 📈🏭
Global Brands Unite at China’s Mega Consumer Expo 🌏🛍️
China’s 4th International Consumer Products Expo in Hainan brings together 4,000+ global brands to boost economic recovery and innovation. 🌍✨
German Business Leader Sees Brighter Future for Hong Kong’s Economy 🌟
Johannes Hack from the German Chamber of Commerce is optimistic about Hong Kong’s economic recovery, highlighting growth in logistics, sourcing, and sustainability. 🌟📈
China’s Manufacturing Sector Bounces Back in March 🏭📈
China’s manufacturing PMI rebounds to 50.8 in March, signaling expansion after five months of contraction, with production and exports driving recovery.