Asian stocks stumbled early Monday, as weaker energy prices and fresh manufacturing data out of China sapped risk appetite.
The final reading for Caixin China purchasing managers' index (PMI) for July came in at 47.8, lower than the preliminary reading of 48.2 and marking a two-year low.
The figure also comes in below the official PMI figure released by the statistics bureau over the weekend. Growth at big manufacturing firms unexpectedly stalled last month with the official PMI standing 50.0 in July, compared with the previous month's 50.2 and below a Reuters' forecast of 50.2, as demand at home and abroad weakened.
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The final reading for Caixin China purchasing managers' index (PMI) for July came in at 47.8, lower than the preliminary reading of 48.2 and marking a two-year low.
The figure also comes in below the official PMI figure released by the statistics bureau over the weekend. Growth at big manufacturing firms unexpectedly stalled last month with the official PMI standing 50.0 in July, compared with the previous month's 50.2 and below a Reuters' forecast of 50.2, as demand at home and abroad weakened.
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