Though China's May PMI figures showed solid expansion yet again with a 51 reading, it came in lower than in previous months, hinting at a possible easing in the Mainland's economic recovery. Tommy Wu, Lead Economist at Oxford Economics, joined us on Prime Time to discuss these figures, along with the resilient export and industrial numbers coming from some of Asia's leading manufacturing hubs, including those of Singapore's.

<p>Though China's May PMI figures showed solid expansion yet again with a 51 reading, it came in lower than in previous months, hinting at a possible easing in the Mainland's economic recovery. Tommy Wu, Lead Economist at Oxford Economics, joined us on Prime Time to discuss these figures, along with the resilient export and industrial numbers coming from some of Asia's leading manufacturing hubs, including those of Singapore's.</p>

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