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If we go if what we saw last week, which was the official pmi data, we saw the manufacturing sector go back and a contraction after two months of showing expansion. and if you look under the hood of that top—line figure, there was weakness across the board. so we had the new orders subcomponent drop back below 50 — that shows contraction in the sector. new export orders as well showing contraction — and thats a real concern for china because its put so many eggs in this manufacturing baske...

On that going forward. we are expecting some pmi data out in the next few hours. what are your expectations then? if we go if what we saw last week, which was the official pmi data, we saw the manufacturing sector go back and a contraction after two months of showing expansion. and if you look under the hood of that top line figure, there was weakness across the board. so we had the new orders subcomponent dropping below 50 — that shows contraction in the sector. new export orders as well show...

The final HSBC India Composite PMI fell to 61.5 in April from 61.8 a month ago. However, the latest reading was one of the highest in almost 14 years.

Taiwan March Export: "Demand for AI, high-performance computing (HPC) and cloud industry continued to increase, while traditional goods demand has yet to recover significantly," the economy ministry said in a statement.

International Business News: MOSCOW: Growth in Russia's services sector picked up pace in March as new orders came in, a survey showed on Wednesday, despite export orders declinin.

In February, manufacturing activity in India reached a five-month high due to increased new export orders and sustained domestic demand. The HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index rose to 56.9, with new export orders hitting a 21-month high. External demand was driven by countries like Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, China, Europe, Indonesia, the US, and the UAE.

Taiwan's export orders increased unexpectedly in January after falling sharply in the previous month, according to data released by the Ministry of Economic Affairs on Tuesday.

Garlic prices have crashed by Rs 150 per kg as supplies from local farms jumped multifold amid new season harvest, raising hopes of better export orders at competitive prices.

HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index rose to a four-month high of 56.5 in January, recovering from the previous months 18-month low of 54.9. The rise in production was driven by robust domestic demand, with current output expanding and domestic orders growing faster than export orders.

The positive outturn, however, contrasted with an official survey on the previous day showing manufacturing activity contracted again last month due to persistently weak demand. "Quicker logistics, increased procurement, and rising inventories reflected improved business confidence," said Wang Zhe, senior economist at Caixin Insight Group. However, he noted that employment remained in contraction, price levels were subdued and "deflationary pressures persisted."