中国 失業率 2020年5月

China’s unemployment rate climbed to 5.9% in the 31 main cities in May
China’s unemployment rate climbed to 5.9% in the 31 main cities in May
China’s unemployment rate climbed to 5.9% in the 31 main cities in May

Due to the strong internal and external headwinds triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, China’s unemployment rate climbed to 5.9% in the 31 main cities in May, reaching the highest level since 2013. Although the unemployment rate in urban areas continued to decline, decreasing at 5.9% in May, it is still a relatively high level. 

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In May, China’s labour market dynamics remained subdued, according to the employment components of the Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) in manufacturing and services provided by the National Bureau of Statistics. In May, the employment related PMI components in manufacturing and services reached 49.2% and 48.9%, respectively, staying in contraction territory and indicating that the labour market has worsened compared to April. A figure above 50 indicates expansion compared to previous month, and below 50 – contraction.

 

employment components in PMIs in China

Detailed data and analysis on COVID-19 and its economic impact can be found in CEIC’s Coronavirus Data Monitor. Further data and information on China’s Economy can be found in the CEIC China Economy in a Snapshot - Q2 2020.

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2020/06/22(月) - 10:20 中国 失業率 2020年5月