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China’s industrial profits grow at slowest pace this year

China's industrial profit growth hit its lowest point of the year in June, highlighting a stark economic split across different sectors.

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The brief

China's industrial profits grew at their slowest pace this year during June. While exports have helped cushion an uneven recovery, overall earnings growth has been dampened by retreating oil prices.

Coverage from the Financial Times, CNBC, and Reuters emphasizes the moderating growth and the impact of energy prices. Meanwhile, Bloomberg reports a significant divergence in performance, noting that chipmakers saw a profit jump of 2,580%.

Future developments depend on the trajectory of the uneven recovery and the continued performance of the chipmaking sector and exports.

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How did industrial profit growth perform in June?

It grew at the slowest pace seen so far this year.

Which sector saw a massive profit increase?

China chipmakers experienced a profit jump of 2,580%.

What factors influenced the profit trends?

Retreating oil prices sapped earnings lift, while exports helped cushion the recovery.

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