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The RatingDog China Manufacturing PMI inched down to a three-month low of 51.7 in June 2026 from 51.8 in May, but above forecasts of 51.6. It also remained above the long-run survey trend of 50.8 since 2004, and caps off the strongest quarter since late 2020. Output grew solidly, while new orders rose for the thirteenth straight month, matching the joint-longest expansion sequence since 2018. However, foreign sales fell for the second straight month. Meanwhile, employment climbed for the first time in three months, with job creation reaching its strongest level since August 2023. Delivery times lengthened only marginally, marking the weakest deterioration in the current four-month sequence. On prices, input price inflation eased from April’s four-year high to its weakest level since January. Meanwhile, output price inflation edged up, extending its increase to a sixth consecutive month, the longest such sequence since 2021. Finally, sentiment weakened to a five-month low.
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