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    China factories bottoming out, HSBC PMI signals

    Wed, 05/02/2012 - 01:00 EDT - Yahoo!

    China's manufacturing sector showed fresh signs of bottoming out in April, with export orders ticking up, but activity still contracted for a sixth consecutive month, according to a private sector survey ...

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