Business growth slows in China and Europe, Russia sanctions still to bite

(Reuters) - Business growth in China and across Europe slowed this month, surveys showed on Thursday, providing more evidence that the world economy is stuttering and may need more monetary stimulus to keep it going.

China manufacturing growth hits six-month high in June

China's manufacturing activity grew at its fastest pace for six months in June, suggesting that recent stimulus moves have started to have an impact.

China manufacturing activity growth picks up speed

China's manufacturing activity picked up speed in September, an initial survey by HSBC has shown, adding to signs of a rebound in its economy.

China manufacturing activity sees sharp rebound

China's manufacturing activity rebounded in August, a preliminary survey by HSBC has indicated, easing fears of a slowdown in its economy.

China manufacturing picks up pace, HSBC report suggests

China's manufacturing activity expanded in November, according to a report by HSBC, the latest sign that its growth may be rebounding.

China manufacturing 'picking up', HSBC survey indicates

China's manufacturing activity slowed less quickly in July, than in the previous month, a preliminary survey by HSBC has showed. The HSBC Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) rose to 49.5 in July, a five-month high and up from 48.2 in June.

Chinese manufacturing activity 'contracts in May'

China's manufacturing activity contracted in May, a survey has shown, indicating that the rate of growth in the economy is continuing to slow.

China manufacturing on the mend, HSBC survey shows

China's manufacturing activity slowed less quickly in April than the previous month, a preliminary HSBC survey has showed.