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Qu Hongbin, chief economist for China at HSBC said the rebound in the sector was fuelled by "stronger new orders and production growth".
BBC: A worker at a factory in China
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"Thanks to the continuous gains in new business, manufacturers accelerated production by additional hiring and more purchases, " HSBC's Chief China Economist Qu Hongbin wrote in a statement.
CNN: China manufacturing grows at 2-year high
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"New export orders contracted after a temporary rebound in March, suggesting external demand for China's exporters remains weak, " said Qu Hongbin, China chief economist at HSBC in a statement.
BBC: China manufacturing activity growth slows in April
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"Despite the still tepid external demand, the domestic-driven restocking process is likely to add steam to China's ongoing recovery in the coming months, " said Qu Hongbin, chief China economist at HSBC.
BBC: China manufacturing activity at two-year high, says HSBC
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Hongbin Qu, chief economist for China at HSBC, said the improvement in factory conditions suggests earlier easing measures from Beijing have started to work and should ease concerns of a sharp growth slowdown.
WSJ: Asia Stocks Fall on China Data
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"Going forward, we expect headline CPI to ease further, providing ample room for Beijing to take more policy easing steps to support growth, " HSBC economists led by Qu Hongbin wrote in a report.
WSJ: Asian Shares Finish Mixed
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"October's final PMI rose to an eight-month high, implying that China's industrial activity continues to bottom out following a modest pick-up last month, " Qu Hongbin, chief China economist at HSBC, said in a statement.
BBC: China manufacturing activity at three-month high
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"To achieve the stated policy goal of stabilising growth and the jobs market, Beijing must step up policy easing to lift infrastructure investment in the coming months, " said Qu Hongbin from HSBC in Hong Kong.
BBC: China manufacturing at nine-month low, HSBC survey says