Latest manufacturing indicators from China are painting a marginally more optimistic picture. The gauge ticked up slightly, suggesting production momentum might be finding its footing after recent softness.

For anyone tracking global liquidity flows, this matters. Stronger manufacturing activity typically correlates with improved risk appetite—and that often translates to capital rotating into growth assets. Whether that momentum sustains depends on demand trends in the coming weeks.

Worth keeping an eye on how this plays into broader market sentiment, especially as Q2 shapes up.

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AirDropMissed

· 5h ago

Is China's manufacturing data warming up? Is this real this time, or are we going to be played people for suckers again?

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WinterWarmthCat

· 6h ago

Is the data for Chinese manufacturing warming up? It depends on whether the subsequent demand can keep up; otherwise, it will just be a false alarm.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 11-30 06:12

The manufacturing data in China is showing slight signs of warming, but how long can this last? The real test is still on the demand side, and we will see the outcome next week.

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NFTDreamer

· 11-30 06:11

The recovery of manufacturing data in China raises the question of whether this wave can be caught.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 11-30 06:09

China's manufacturing data shows a slight increase, is it a good signal or just a quick rebound? It looks to me like a quick rebound before the actual rebound...

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