However, there are continued fears that the deterioration in global demand will weaken China’s manufacturing base. This has put pressure on Beijing to introduce further economic stimulus. On Tuesday, China’s central bank provided the equivalent of $34.6 billion in liquidity to the market through reverse-repo agreements in a bid to boost growth. The move is, however, unlikely to factor in the August PMI figure.
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