China's exports growth likely slowed in the January-February period, partly due to Lunar New Year disruptions, as escalating tariff pressures from the United States clouded the economic outlook. Outbound shipments were expected to have risen 5% from the previous year in value terms,

China’s manufacturing sector saw a sharp rebound in February, with the Caixin/S&P Global Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rising to 50.8, its highest level in three months. The increase signals that factory activity is accelerating as workers return after the Lunar New Year holiday,

The Chinese-made aircraft was deployed on 38 routes including Shanghai-Hong Kong, a significant increase compared with last year’s holiday.

China reached a new milestone with 9.02 billion domestic trips during its 40-day Lunar New Year travel rush, surpassing last year's figure. The increased travel reflected the state's growing economic health and transportation capacity.

During this year’s celebrations, 70 per cent of the PLA aircraft crossed the median line in the Taiwan Strait, a de facto boundary between China and Taiwan. This marked a sharp increase from 32 per ce

Chinas manufacturing sector expanded more than expected in February, driven by strong domestic demand and government stimulus. Official data showed the manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) rose to 50.

The manufacturing index stood at 50.2 for the month, up from January’s figure which was affected by the Lunar New Year holiday.

Factory activity in China grew in February for the first time in two months. The growth was mainly prompted by an increase in corporate production and new orders that came in after the Lunar New Year holidays.

China's exports growth likely slowed in the January-February period, partly due to Lunar New Year disruptions, as escalating tariff pressures from the United States clouded the economic outlook.