China PMIs remain subdued, suggest more easing to come
Official PMI edges up to 50.2, while HSBC and Markit data show 49.2
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CHINA'S PMIs remained subdued in May, despite recent monetary support, prompting analysts to expect more policy easing in the coming weeks.
China's official Purchasing Managers Index edged up to 50.2 from 50.1. While the PMI data compiled by HSBC and Markit was 49.2 from 48.9. A reading above 50 points indicates growth on a monthly basis, while one below that points to contraction.
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