December PMI fell 1.3%

On the morning of January 1, China's manufacturing Purchasing Managers ' Index (PMI) was 53.9% in December 2010, the first to fall 1.3% after a 4th consecutive month of rebound.　　Analysis means that the index of the New Order index drop is more obvious, it is worth attention, but the future economic downward trend is not obvious. The report from the China Federation of Logistics and Procurement said that there was a downward trend in terms of the various indices. Compared with last month, the new export orders index, backlog index, finished goods inventory index, raw material inventory index, the supplier distribution time index rose, but the increase was small, more than 1%, the remaining indicators have declined.　　Among them, the New Order index and purchase price index decreased by 2.9 and 6.8% respectively. "The December PMI index was 1.3% lower than last month, with the New Order index falling more pronounced and noteworthy. "However, the Logistics and Procurement Federation, a special analyst Zhang Liqun analysis that: November industrial growth rate increased slightly higher than last month, export and investment growth rate significantly increased, from these circumstances, the future economic downward trend will not be obvious. (Jensi from Beijing)