Asia Pacific

China PMI Shifts Above 50 as Domestic Demand Recovers

China's manufacturing PMI and non-manufacturing PMI moved above 50 in March, according to the official state data, an important sign of improving domestic production and consumption, despite continued pressures on the economy.

By Bonds & Loans

Mar 31, 2020 // 5:00PM

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