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In May, PMI Showed That China'S Economic Development Tends To Be Stable.

2010/6/10 16:27:00 45

In May, China's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) was 53.9%, down 1.8 percentage points from last month. The index has been maintained for more than 50% months in 15 months. Although it has dropped, it has maintained a relatively high level, reflecting the steady development of China's current economic development.

First, the growth of social demand tends to be stable.

The new order index was 54.8%, down 4.5 percentage points from last month, but still maintained at a relatively high level, indicating that the current social demand is still relatively strong.

According to the industry, there are 13 industries in the 20 industries above 50%, 3 less than last month.

Two, industrial production continues to maintain rapid growth.

The production index is 58.2%, down 0.9 percentage points from last month.

industry

Only 3 industries were below 50%, while the remaining 17 sectors were higher than 50%.

From the point of view of product type, production is the highest and the product is stable, and it is still maintained at over 65%. The life and consumption category enterprises dropped 3 percentage points from last month to 55.3%.

Three is

Exit

Continue to maintain the momentum of recovery, but there are still many uncertainties.

The new export orders index is 53.8%, still at a high level.

Sub sectors, 20 industries

There are 16 industries above 50%.

Four, inflation pressure seems to be easing, but it needs further observation.

purchase

Price

The index is 58.9%, down 13.7 percentage points from last month.

According to the industry, 17 of the 20 industries are over 50%, while only 1 of the industries above 70%.