Despite China's official Manufacturing PMI showing another month of contraction, the Caixin PMI gauge indicated signs of growth in China's factory output. ING's Economist for Greater China, Iris Pang, thinks that the volatility in the Caixin PMI's readings makes its state counterparts a little more reliable. She also touches on why they don't see a resolution to the trade war anytime soon.

<p>Despite China's official Manufacturing PMI showing another month of contraction, the Caixin PMI gauge indicated signs of growth in China's factory output. ING's Economist for Greater China, Iris Pang, thinks that the volatility in the Caixin PMI's readings makes its state counterparts a little more reliable. She also touches on why they don't see a resolution to the trade war anytime soon.</p>

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