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中國政府支持的對3000家企業的調查顯示，6月中國制造業狀況達到今年以來最佳水平。
官方采購經理人指數(PMI)由50.8攀升至51，為去年12月以來最高值，符合估計值。
PMI高于50表明制造業正在擴張，這是PMI連續第22個月高于榮枯分界線50。
PMI讀數表明：中國政府推出更多經濟刺激措施，并放寬貨幣供應之后，中國經濟已在今年第2季度企穩。周一，中國政府調整了存貸比計算口徑，以促進銀行對外放貸，再次支持了這一觀點。
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匯豐(HSBC)中國6月PMI終值為50.7，高于5月的49.4（但略低于一周前50.8的初步預測）。
自去年12月以來，匯豐中國PMI第一次高于50。其中，新訂單分項指數達到15個月來最高值。
匯豐經濟學家屈宏斌表示，這次調查“證實了需求變強和去庫存加快的趨勢。
China's state-sponsored survey of 3,000 companies suggested manufacturing conditions hit their best level of the year in June.
The purchasing manufacturers' index moved up from 50.8 to 51, the highest level since December, matching estimates.
A level above 50 in this index shows expansion and this is the 22nd straight month above that threshold.
The data supports the thesis that China's economy has stabilised in the second quarter after the government introduced more economic stimulus and loosened the money supply. The support continued on Monday, when Beijing redefined Loan to Deposit Ratios to help boost lending.
HSBC's monthly survey of China's manufacturing sector gave a final reading of 50.7, up from 49.4 in May (but slightly below the 50.8 "flash estimate" a week ago).
June marks the first month above that level since December.The forward looking new orders component saw the strongest rate of growth in 15 months.
Hongbin Qu, economist at HSBC, said the survey "confirms the trend of stronger demand and faster destocking."
官方采購經理人指數(PMI)由50.8攀升至51，為去年12月以來最高值，符合估計值。
PMI高于50表明制造業正在擴張，這是PMI連續第22個月高于榮枯分界線50。
PMI讀數表明：中國政府推出更多經濟刺激措施，并放寬貨幣供應之后，中國經濟已在今年第2季度企穩。周一，中國政府調整了存貸比計算口徑，以促進銀行對外放貸，再次支持了這一觀點。
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匯豐(HSBC)中國6月PMI終值為50.7，高于5月的49.4（但略低于一周前50.8的初步預測）。
自去年12月以來，匯豐中國PMI第一次高于50。其中，新訂單分項指數達到15個月來最高值。
匯豐經濟學家屈宏斌表示，這次調查“證實了需求變強和去庫存加快的趨勢。
China's state-sponsored survey of 3,000 companies suggested manufacturing conditions hit their best level of the year in June.
The purchasing manufacturers' index moved up from 50.8 to 51, the highest level since December, matching estimates.
A level above 50 in this index shows expansion and this is the 22nd straight month above that threshold.
The data supports the thesis that China's economy has stabilised in the second quarter after the government introduced more economic stimulus and loosened the money supply. The support continued on Monday, when Beijing redefined Loan to Deposit Ratios to help boost lending.
HSBC's monthly survey of China's manufacturing sector gave a final reading of 50.7, up from 49.4 in May (but slightly below the 50.8 "flash estimate" a week ago).
June marks the first month above that level since December.The forward looking new orders component saw the strongest rate of growth in 15 months.
Hongbin Qu, economist at HSBC, said the survey "confirms the trend of stronger demand and faster destocking."
