RatingDog Manufacturing PMI China (formerly Caixin) for July 2026 reads 51.0 or above (released August 1, 2026, confirmed by RatingDog/S&P Global)
Miss
✦ AI-generated prediction
Published on 23. July 2026
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Predicted for 1. August 2026
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Based on: Ongoing Event
The private-sector RatingDog Manufacturing PMI (formerly the Caixin PMI, renamed after a Shenzhen credit-research firm acquired naming rights in 2025) averaged approximately 51.8 in Q2 2026 – slightly down from 52.2, but in expansion territory for six consecutive months. The NBS PMI for July (published July 31) is already an open Cassandra prediction (≥50.0). RatingDog focuses on export-oriented SMEs and can diverge from the NBS reading. Trade tensions with the US could create modest headwinds; domestic stimulus and consumption trends support continued expansion. Own estimate: ~57%.
Data basis for this prediction
- mql5.com / fxstreet.com: RatingDog/Caixin Mfg PMI – Q2-2026-Schnitt ~51,8, Release August 2026
- tradingview.com: Economic Calendar Asia – Caixin PMI Release 01.07.2026 (Muster für August 2026)
- estimize.com: Caixin Manufacturing PMI China Mai 2026 – Datenpunkt für Trend
Note: This is an AI-generated statistical forecast for entertainment and information purposes. It does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument.
Verdict: Miss
Der RatingDog China Manufacturing PMI für Juli 2026 wurde am 1. August 2026 mit 50,9 Punkten veröffentlicht – knapp unterhalb der Schwelle von 51,0, die die Vorhersage als Mindestmarke definiert hatte. Der Wert sank gegenüber 51,7 im Juni und verfehlte die Markterwartungen von ~51,5–51,9. Wachstum blieb zwar bestehen (achter Expansionsmonat in Folge), aber das Tempo verlangsamte sich u. a. wegen schwächerer Auftrags- und Outputdynamik. Quellen: S&P Global / RatingDog Press Release (pmi.spglobal.com), investinglive.com ('eases to 50.9'), ng.investing.com ('China private factory PMI eases in July').
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