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China Industrial production (June): 6.3% y/y (expected 5.2%)

China Industrial production (June): 6.3% y/y (expected 5.2%)

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Eamonn Sheridan
15/07/2019 | 02:01 GMT

China Industrial production report for June 2019.

6.3% y/y ofr a hefty beat indeed.

  • expected 5.2%, prior was 5.0% the result in May was a 17 year low)

Industrial production YTD 6.0% y/y

  • expected 5.9%, prior was 6.0%

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