China’s factory activity expanded in March, the first monthly expansion so far this year, signaling a nascent pickup in industrial activity. The improvement came despite headwinds from higher energy prices and supply disruptions tied to the escalating conflict in the Middle East, suggesting growth is resilient but vulnerable to external energy and geopolitical shocks.
China’s factory activity expanded in March, the first monthly expansion so far this year, signaling a nascent pickup in industrial activity. The improvement came despite headwinds from higher energy prices and supply disruptions tied to the escalating conflict in the Middle East, suggesting growth is resilient but vulnerable to external energy and geopolitical shocks.
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