China factory activity slows as global slump drags on growth | Malay Mail

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BEIJING, May 31 — Factory activity in China expanded at a slower pace in May as the country attempts to get back on track after the coronavirus, official data showed Sunday, with the global economic slump making the sector’s recovery difficult. China’s factories have stirred back to life...

An employee works at a factory of Renesas Semiconductor Co following the outbreak of Covid-19, in Beijing, China May 14, 2020. — Reuters pic

The Purchasing Managers’ Index , a key gauge of activity in China’s factories, was at 50.6 points in May, remaining above the 50-point mark separating growth from contraction each month. Non-manufacturing PMI was at 53.6 in May, a slight increase from the month before, with the NBS flagging that the construction and service industries are showing signs of recovery.

They added that even with exports of coronavirus-related medical supplies providing a boost in recent weeks, this is not likely to offset external challenges.

 

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