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National Bureau of Statistics (China)

National Bureau of Statistics (China)
National Bureau of Statistics: A prominent Chinese governmental body, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) is headquartered in Beijing. Established in August 1952, it operates directly under the State Council, serving as China’s principal agency for statistics and economic accounting. Its primary mission involves collecting, compiling, investigating, and publishing comprehensive national economic and social statistics. The NBS organises major censuses and provides vital data for policy-making, making its published statistics the official standard for China’s development.
China's economic recovery

China’s factory activity unexpectedly worsens as exports stumble

Factory activity fell to a six-month low in July as signs emerged that China’s exports are slowing despite a ‘tariff truce’ with the US.

China's job market preps for impact as record graduate wave approaches

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China’s June new-home prices fall 0.3% as weak sentiment ails market

A price gauge of newly completed homes in 70 major cities fell 0.3 per cent last month from May, faster than the 0.2 per cent decline the previous month.

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