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A slight increase in the market. The Caixin (C)/r Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index read in March, just above the boom-bust line. This boom-bust line is used to distinguish whether related industrial activities are growing or contracting, and this month's reading is exactly the same, showing that manufacturing activity is neither growing nor contracting. The latest reading in March was in line with economists' median expectations.
Caixin's index is usually released on the first day of each month, shortly after China's National Bureau of Statistics (c) releases its official index. This time, however, the latter is set to be released on Saturday. The official index focuses on larger state-owned companies, while the Caixin index focuses on smaller private companies, which receive fewer loans and less government support. For this reason, readings from the two tend to diverge.
The Caixin survey for the month showed that both output and new orders continued to grow, albeit slightly, as new orders from overseas remained generally stable. However, costs also rose for the third consecutive month, prompting manufacturers to increase ex-factory prices even more.
However, the above-mentioned growth rate is still very low, and employers continue to eliminate jobs, putting pressure on production capacity and pushing up the backlog of work.
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