Chine Caixin Manufacturing Pmi Final
Basé sur une enquête auprès de 430 entreprises industrielles en Chine, l'indice "Caixin Manufacturing PMI Purchasing Managers' Index" évalue l'efficacité du secteur manufacturier. Les cinq indicateurs ont été évalués en fonction des caractéristiques suivantes: Nouvelles commandes (30%), Production (25%), Main-d'œuvre (20%), Délais de livraison des fournisseurs (15%) et Stock d'articles achetés (10%), l'indice des délais de livraison étant inversé afin qu'il évolue dans une direction similaire à celle des quatre autres indices. Une valeur supérieure à 50 indique que le secteur manufacturier a augmenté par rapport au mois précédent, une valeur inférieure à 50 indique que le secteur manufacturier a diminué, et une valeur de 50 implique que rien n'a changé.
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the CNY while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the CNY.
Actualités (CNY)
China Industrial Output, Retail Sales Miss Expectations
China's industrial production and retail sales grew at weaker than expected rates in August and fixed asset investment logged only a meagre growth, strengthening the call for both monetary and fiscal stimulus. Industrial output expanded 5.2 percent on a yearly basis in August, weaker than the 5.7 percent increase in July, the National Bureau of Statistics reported Monday.
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China Falls Back Into Deflation; PPI Continues To Decline
China's consumer prices declined more than expected in August on weaker demand and producer prices continued to fall, strengthening calls for more actions to bolster domestic consumption amid slowing exports growth. The consumer price index dropped 0.4 percent from a year ago after remaining flat in July, the National Bureau of Statistics reported Wednesday. Prices were expected to fall 0.2 perc
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China Exports Growth Softens More Than Forecast
China's exports growth moderated more than expected in August as frontloading gains from the U.S. started to fade but demand from Europe and Asean countries picked up strongly. Exports grew 4.4 percent year-on-year in August, which was slower than the 7.2 percent rise in July, the customs office reported Monday. This was also weaker than forecast of 5.0 percent.
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