Production activity peaked in China in February
Beijing, Ta. February 29 - Saturday Production activity in China declined at a record pace in February, indicating how much damage China's manufacturing sector has suffered due to the coronavirus. China's Manufacturing Managers' Index (PMI) index, which was 5.1 points in January, fell to a record-high 5.1 in February, according to a report. Points below 1 are called contractions in that area. However, analysts were expecting February's PMI to be 5.1. China's February production area estimates how the virus affected the coronavirus, the world's second largest economy. The impact of the Chinese economy on the trade war with the United States in the past has been exacerbated by the virus. In China, economic activities have stalled due to public health measures and control of transportation. China's economy is projected to hit a major blow in the first quarter of the current year, and this will force Chinese authorities to announce more economic concessions