China’s factory gauge slipped in January on debt clean-up, yuan


BEIJING: China’s official factory gauge missed estimates, falling to an eight-month low in January as a financial cleanup moderated output at home and a stronger yuan trimmed export demand.

The manufacturing purchasing managers index slipped to 51.3, compared with a 51.6 forecast in Bloomberg’s economist survey and 51.6 the prior month.

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