China's July PMIs mixed, as economy settles
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Beijing
CHINA'S two gauges of the purchasing managers' index (PMI) painted a mixed picture of the economy, as large state-owned firms struggled and weak demand at home and overseas continued to weigh on output.
The official PMI unexpectedly shrank to 49.9 in July. A reading of 50 separates economic growth from contraction.
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