China Manufacturing PMI Returns to Expansion at 50.1%
China's official manufacturing PMI rose to 50.1% in September 2026, ending a two-month contraction as production and non-manufacturing activity rebounded.
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China's official manufacturing PMI rose to 50.1% in September 2026, ending a two-month contraction as production and non-manufacturing activity rebounded.
China's August data show resilient industry and exports but weak consumption and a 7.2% investment slump, exposing a widening supply-demand gap.
China's CPI rose 0.8% year-on-year in August, driven by energy price rebound amid Middle East tensions, while core inflation remained subdued at 1.0%.
China's early rice production reached 565.8 billion jin in 2026, marking six consecutive years above the 560 billion jin threshold despite adverse weather.
China's 'three-new' economy hit 25.79 trillion yuan in 2025, accounting for 18.39% of GDP, up 0.38 points as new-growth sectors outpaced the economy.
China's industrial profits rose 18.8% in Jan-May 2026, driven by AI chip demand and raw materials. NBS warns of supply-demand imbalance.
China's May manufacturing PMI held at 50.0%, as high-tech sectors surged while SMEs and traditional industries struggled.