China’s factory activity slowed in May, with a five-day break adding to pressure from weaker global demand and higher input costs tied to the ongoing Middle East conflict. The report points to softer industrial momentum and some inflationary cost pressure, but it is broad macro news rather than a market-moving shock.
China’s factory activity slowed in May, with a five-day break adding to pressure from weaker global demand and higher input costs tied to the ongoing Middle East conflict. The report points to softer industrial momentum and some inflationary cost pressure, but it is broad macro news rather than a market-moving shock.
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