
China’s Manufacturing PMI Dips Below 50, but Optimism Remains
China’s manufacturing PMI dips to 49.0 in April, signaling contraction, but experts remain optimistic about the economy’s resilience.
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China’s manufacturing PMI dips to 49.0 in April, signaling contraction, but experts remain optimistic about the economy’s resilience.

China is confident in meeting its 2023 economic and social development goals, says Zhao Chenxin, citing robust policies and strong growth.

China is set to introduce new measures to stabilize its economy and job market, focusing on employment, foreign trade, consumption, investment, and creating a favorable development environment.

Facing global uncertainties, China introduces new policies to boost economic growth and secure jobs, aiming to achieve its development goals and support the economy.

China’s industrial profits have rebounded, rising 0.8% in Q1 2025, ending a downturn since last year. This growth signals positive momentum for the global economy.

China counters U.S. tariff hikes by boosting domestic demand and exploring new markets, showcasing resilience amid global trade tensions.

China’s economy is surging in 2025 with 5.4% GDP growth. New policies aim to boost consumption and support businesses, driving further growth.

President Xi Jinping led a CPC meeting to review China’s economy, noting improvements but emphasizing the need to strengthen recovery and prepare for external challenges.

China’s calm response to U.S. tariffs is reshaping global trade. By focusing on cooperation and sustainable growth, China sets an example for international collaboration.

China unveils new initiatives to boost consumer spending and expand domestic demand, focusing on high-quality services and strategic policies to energize its economy.