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China PMIs (Jan.)

The latest surveys suggest that the pace of economic growth slowed in January due to a combination of weaker foreign demand, cooling property activity and efforts to contain recent outbreaks. We think momentum in industry and construction will remain weak over the coming quarters. But we see some scope for a recovery in services activity as authorities fine-tune their zero-COVID approach.

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