China's Manufacturing PMI Expands for a Second Month

Written By Unknown on Saturday, 1 December 2012 | 02:53

China's central production index
rose to a top turn in 7 months as new orders and
export direct climbed, underscoring confidence a economy is
recovering after a seven-quarter slowdown.

The Purchasing Managers' Index was 50.6 in November, the
National Bureau of Statistics and China Federation of Logistics
and Purchasing pronounced currently in Beijing. That compares with the
50.8 median guess in a Bloomberg News consult of 28 analysts
and 50.2 a prior month. A reading above 50 indicates
expansion.

Today's news reduces vigour on China's new leadership
to hurl out some-more policies to support a expansion miscarry as they
push forward with overhauling state-owned enterprises and boosting
consumption. Confidence in China's economy is during a top in
more than a year amid faith that Xi Jinping's administration
will improve

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