Analysts said they were expecting Beijing to introduce fresh stimulus and easing measures to spur growth after China’s official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index snapped a more than two-year growth streak on Friday.
The index fell to the 50-point line between growth and contraction in November, indicating no change from the previous month and marking the first time the sector failed to expand since July 2016.
Here is a quick round up of what analysts are saying about the reading:
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