China’s manufacturing activity continued to expand in November, with the Caixin/S&P Global manufacturing PMI at 51.5, beating estimates and marking the second consecutive month above 50. New business inflows and rising export orders were key drivers of growth. While stimulus measures have helped stabilize the economy, concerns over potential US tariffs on Chinese goods remain a risk for the export sector moving forward.
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Federal election live updates: Albanese, Dutton campaign on day 22
New polling indicates that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese could achieve a majority government amid a significant electoral shift, with Labor leading at 54.5% compared to the Coalition's 45.5%. The Coalition has experienced a 9% drop in its primary vote since February, particularly in Victoria, where its support has plummeted by 11%. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, while campaigning at the Easter show, addressed concerns from dairy farmers about low milk prices, signaling the challenges facing his...
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