China’s Composite PMI Hits Three-Month High in March 2025
In March 2025, China’s Composite PMI reached 51.4, a three-month high, with the Manufacturing PMI at 50.5 and the Non-Manufacturing PMI at 50.8, signaling improved business activity.
In March 2025, China’s NBS Composite PMI Output Index increased to 51.4, up from 51.1 in February, marking a three-month peak. This rise indicates an acceleration in the overall expansion of business activities across various sectors.
The Manufacturing PMI also saw progress, reaching 50.5, the highest it has been in one year. This marks the second consecutive month of expansion, signaling an enhancement in business conditions.
Moreover, the Non-Manufacturing PMI experienced a notable uptick to 50.8, achieving a three-month high, which highlights a robust performance in the services sector.
The recent rise in China’s Composite PMI to a three-month high indicates a positive trend in the expansion of business activities. The increases in both Manufacturing and Non-Manufacturing PMIs reflect improving conditions within the manufacturing and services sectors, suggesting optimism for future economic performance.
Original Source: www.tradingview.com
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