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China Caixin Services PMI Dips, Profit Margins Squeezed—Will Beijing Act?


In particular, private sector firms absorbed the rising cost due to the competitive landscape, which suggests a constant corporate profit crisis. Failure to start further subsidies can put additional pressure on the labor market. Manufacturers and service providers may need to manage fixed costs and reduce staffing levels to limit the impact of competition on profit growth.

East Asia Econy said in the first week on the number of China’s manufacturing sector PMI:

“Caixin PMI exceeded 50 in June, but only up to 50.4. The comments were cautious.” The firms were usually cautious with hiring on the back of cost control “. ‘The fourth monthly reduction in the average input costs’ was shared with the customers, resulting in another decline in the average selling price measures.”

Despite the new export orders, pricing issues and job loss, the PMI increased from 48.3 in May in May to 50.4 from 48.3 to 50.4.

Hang Seng index drops as market for excitement

Investors reacted to weak-to-intake Caxin service PMI and worried about reducing foreign demands, labor markets and corporate profits.

The Hang Seng index fell 1.09% to 23,955. However, the mainland was a mixed morning session in the shares of China. The CSI 300 increased by 0.21%, while the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.11% in early trading. Expectations for further excitement from Beijing to increase the labor market and promote domestic consumption reduce the losses for the Hang Seng and Shanghai Composite index.

Nevertheless, the mainland markets maintained a slight YTD profit amidst the expectations of investor excitement. The CSI 300 was 0.39% YTD, with the Shanghai overall index up to 2.92%. While the mainland markets lagged the NASDAQ Composite Index behind 5.60% YTD, Hang Seng Index led the Hang Seng Index in a way that increased 19.29% YTD and benefited from the demand of the mainland investor.


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