TREE NEWS reports: China’s logistics prosperity index came in at 51.5% for September, up 0.6 percentage points from August and marking a fifth straight month in expansion territory, the China Federation of Logistics & Purchasing said on October 11. The new orders sub-index rose 0.4 points to 51.2%, its seventh consecutive monthly gain, with 10 of the 12 sub-indices higher on the month.
China Logistics Prosperity Index Rises to 51.5% in September
AI take
The breadth of the improvement matters more than the headline: ten of twelve sub-indices rising, with new orders up for a seventh straight month, points to demand firming rather than a one-off restock. For commodity and RWA watchers, sustained logistics activity is a real-economy signal that sits behind freight, warehousing and inventory-linked flows. Whether new orders keep outpacing the headline index is the number to watch.
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