China Manufacturing PMI, seasonally adjusted
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China’s manufacturing PMI drops to a 17-month low of 50.4 in July, indicating growth moderation in the manufacturing sector
8 of the 13 sub-indices were lower than their respective levels in the previous month. For example, the new orders index went down by 0.6 pts to 50.9 in July, indicating a slower expansion in the market demand. The new export orders index also declined by 0.4 pts to 47.7. Against this backdrop, growth of production activities has slowed: The output index decreased by 0.9 pts from the previous month to 51.0 in July. Also noteworthy is that the input prices index rebounded by 1.7 pts to 62.9 in July, suggesting that the prices of production inputs have risen at a faster pace lately. The ex-factory prices index also went up by 2.4 pts from a one-year low of 51.4 in June to 53.8 in July.
China Manufacturing at a Glance – July 2021
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PMI Report on China Manufacturing 31 July 2021
By size of enterprises, the PMI of ‘large enterprises’ came in at 51.7 in July, the same as in June. The PMI of ‘medium enterprises’ dropped to 50.0 in July from 50.8 in June. Meanwhile, the PMI of ‘small enterprises’ fell to 47.8 in July from 49.1 in June. The output index came in at 51.0 in July, down from 51.9 in June. The output index of ‘large enterprises’ stayed above the critical 50-mark, registering 53.1 in July. The output index of ‘medium enterprises’ came in at 50.0 in the month. Meanwhile, the output index of ‘small enterprises’ remained below 50, registering 47.6 in the month.
The new orders index came in at 50.9 in July, down from 51.5 in June. By size of enterprises, the new orders index of ‘large enterprises’ stayed above the neutral level of 50, registering 53.0 in July. The new orders index of ‘medium enterprises’ came in at 50.0 in the month. Meanwhile, the new orders index of ‘small enterprises’ remained in the contractionary zone, registering 47.3 in the month.
The new export orders index went down to 47.7 in July from 48.1 in June. The new export orders indices of ‘large enterprises’, ‘medium enterprises’ and ‘small enterprises’ all stayed below the neutral level of 50, registering 48.3, 48.6 and 41.9 respectively in July
