Which means absolutely nothing when the big chart is pulled up.The third consecutive monthly decline in factory activities. Trade tensions are to be blamed mainly.
Thanks for reminding me why this poster is on my ignore list. I'm sick and tired of propagandists, peanut gallery, and cheerleaders pointing to cherry picked data points, intentionally not putting anything in context. Obviously with the intention of generating a certain response from the target audience.Which means absolutely nothing when the big chart is pulled up.
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Meanwhile:
Its me o Times just forget about Nvidia? Anyway, its better just avoid put attetion to western-made tier-lists
The Caixin/S&P Global manufacturing PMI rose to 50.4 in June from 48.3 in May, surpassing analysts' expectations in a Reuters poll. The 50-mark separates growth from contraction. The reading contrasts with China's official PMI on Monday that showed factory activity shrank for a third straight month.