China's business sentiment is also uncertain due to concerns over conflict between the United States and China over Hong Kong, November 30 13:39

The index showing the business sentiment of this month, which was announced in China on the 30th, improved from the previous month, surpassing 50, the turning point for economic judgment, for the first time in seven months. However, the outlook for the economy remains uncertain due to concerns over the conflict between the two countries over the situation in Hong Kong over trade negotiations between the United States and China.

The National Bureau of Statistics of China surveys the business sentiment of 3000 companies in the manufacturing industry every month and publishes it as the manufacturing industry PMI = purchasing manager economic index.

The PMI for this month announced on the 30th was 50.2, 0.9 points better than last month.

The manufacturing industry PMI was below 50, which is the turning point of economic judgment for the sixth consecutive month since May, against the backdrop of prolonged trade friction with the United States. Exceeded.

The Chinese authorities have analyzed that "orders from overseas have increased in the Christmas shopping season" and that the negotiations for the first stage of the agreement in the trade negotiations with the United States have led to improved business confidence. It seems that.

However, this week, the United States and China are violently confronted after the “Hong Kong Human Rights Act” was enacted in the United States, and there are concerns about the impact on trade negotiations. The future of the economy remains uncertain.