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PrintEmailOrder ReprintsBy Eleazar David Meléndez | May 25, 2012 2:19 AM EST
Chinese manufacturing weakened in May, the seventh consecutive month the figure has been in the red, according to a preliminary reading of the HSBC manufacturing purchasing managers index that was released Thursday.
Reuters
Chinese Manufacturing Activity Decreased in May: HSBC
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The index dropped to 48.7 for the month, indicating that part of the economy is shrinking at a faster pace than in April, when the figure was pegged at 49.3. Any reading below 50 indicates contraction from the previous month.
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