China's purchasing managers' index for November continues to contract
Official PMI logs 4th month of contraction, and is the lowest since Aug 2012
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Beijing
CHINA'S official purchasing managers' index (PMI) dipped to a three-year low in November, which became its fourth consecutive month of contraction; the PMI is at its lowest since August 2012, pointing to continued weaknesses in its economy despite a slew of supporting measures.
The official PMI came in at 49.6 last month; the reading published by Caixin and Markit was 48.6 - slightly higher than October's 48.3, but still in contraction territory.
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