China’s manufacturers sharply increased output in October, powered largely by rising domestic demand and defying a widespread slowdown in the rest of Asia.
The official purchasing managers' index released by the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing rose to 54.7 from 53.8 in September, indicating strong growth in spite of Beijing’s efforts to slow the economy to avoid asset bubbles.
The widely watched HSBC China manufacturing PMI, also released on Monday, moved up to 54.8 from 52.9 in one of the biggest month-on-month rises since the series began in April 2004.
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