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China PMI Lays Relatively Constructive Picture for June: BofA

China PMI Lays Relatively Constructive Picture for June: BofA
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 30 June 2026, 03:23 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 30th, 2026 China PMI Lays Relatively Constructive Picture for June: BofA China’s factory and non-manufacturing activity fared better than expected in June. BofA's Helen Qiao says the supply-side factors have been "pretty resilient for some time," but the "question is really on the demand-side - consumption and investment."

Jun 30th, 2026 China PMI Lays Relatively Constructive Picture for June: BofA China’s factory and non-manufacturing activity fared better than expected in June. BofA's Helen Qiao says the supply-side factors have been "pretty resilient for some time," but the "question is really on the demand-side - consumption and investment." [Image text:] Helen Qiao BOFA GLOBAL RESEARCH CHIEFGREATER CHINA ECONOMIST BREAKING NEWS CHINAJUNENON-MANUFACTURING PMI50.2:EST.49.9
China (LOCATION) BofA Jun 30th (PERSON) BofA China’s (ORG) BofA (ORG) Helen Qiao (PERSON)
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