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Manufacturing output jumped in China and India in October, breaking with the rest of Asia.
China’s official Purchasing Managers Index gained to 54.7 in October, from 53.8 a month earlier, The Wall Street Journal said. A reading above 50 signals expansion and a reading under 50 means output contracted.
A Chinese PMI produced by HSBC (HBC) was 54.8, up from 52.9 a month earlier.
“If…
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