Beijing (Reuters) – The Chinese January is the activity of unchanged, but a slower pace than in December, official research showed on Monday, suggesting that policy creators should introduce even more incentive measures to support depressed domestic demand.
The official index of managers manager for buying (PMI), which includes services and construction, fell to 50.2 with 52.2 in December, according to the National Statistics Bureau (NBS). The tag of 50 points separates the expansion from contraction in the activities on a monthly basis.
The NBS Composite PMI, which includes production and services, came in 50.1 in January, opposite 52.2 in December.
(This story is corrected to clarify that the activity that has not been produced is grown and not fell, in the title and paragraph 1)
