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Story summary
- China’s factory activity was unchanged in May, with the PMI at 50 and indexes at 49.9, 51.2 and 48.6.
- HSBC said China’s reserves shield it from the Iran war’s shock, while U.S. exports fell but shipments to Europe and Southeast Asia are robust.
- Morgan Stanley noted that exports hold line as domestic demand stays sluggish and that China aims for a 2026 growth target of 5%, its lowest since 1991.
