November's economic indicators from the world's second-largest economy paint a concerning picture. Manufacturing activity contracted once more, while the services sector showed signs of cooling off. These dual headwinds highlight ongoing challenges in domestic demand recovery. For global markets—including crypto—such macro shifts matter. Weakening economic momentum in major economies often triggers risk-off sentiment, potentially impacting capital flows across asset classes. Investors monitoring economic cycles should keep tabs on these manufacturing and services trends as they unfold.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-03 05:49
China's economy is stumbling again, with manufacturing contracting and the service sector cooling... now the crypto market is going to suffer as well.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 12-03 03:46
China's economic data has disappointed again, with manufacturing contracting and the service sector also weakening... Now the crypto market will be forced under pressure, right?
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ConfusedWhale
· 12-02 03:49
The manufacturing industry is shrinking again, and the service sector is also lacking energy. This time, it's really alarming.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 11-30 07:00
The Chinese economy is disappointing again, with manufacturing shrinking and the service industry also cooling down. Now the encryption circle is going to take a tumble.
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· 11-30 07:00
The Chinese economy has disappointed again, and now the crypto world is going to suffer as well.
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NftRegretMachine
· 11-30 06:58
China's economy has disappointed again, manufacturing is shrinking and the service industry is also cooling down, now the crypto world will have to suffer as well.
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BlockTalk
· 11-30 06:49
China's data is disappointing again, and this time it really isn't a data issue...
November's economic indicators from the world's second-largest economy paint a concerning picture. Manufacturing activity contracted once more, while the services sector showed signs of cooling off. These dual headwinds highlight ongoing challenges in domestic demand recovery. For global markets—including crypto—such macro shifts matter. Weakening economic momentum in major economies often triggers risk-off sentiment, potentially impacting capital flows across asset classes. Investors monitoring economic cycles should keep tabs on these manufacturing and services trends as they unfold.