TREE NEWS reports: China’s national industrial sales revenue rose 7.3% year on year in the first eight months of 2025. Mining grew 8.3%, manufacturing 7.5% and electricity, heat, gas and water production and supply 5%. Equipment manufacturing sales climbed 10.1%, with computer and communication equipment up 18.8%.
China Industrial Sales Revenue Up 7.3% in First Eight Months
AI take
The standout is the equipment and computer/communications segments outpacing the headline, which points to industrial demand tied to technology and capital investment rather than broad-based commodity consumption. For commodity and RWA markets, that mix matters more than the aggregate figure: it suggests metals and energy demand is being pulled by manufacturing upgrading, not construction. Whether that tech-led skew persists is the open question, since it shapes which physical assets stay tight.
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