China: Value-Added Industrial Output - Accumulated YoY

Macro

2026-08-17

Description

China: Value-Added Industrial Output is compiled and published by the National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBS of China). This indicator measures the cumulative growth rate of industrial added value compared to the same period last year, serving as an important gauge of the performance and health of China's industrial sector. The industrial sector is a significant component of China's overall economic growth. A higher annual growth rate indicates strong industrial performance, while a lower or negative growth rate may suggest a slowdown or contraction in industrial growth.

Industrial added value is calculated by aggregating the added value of all large-scale industrial enterprises. The cumulative annual growth rate is derived by comparing the current period's accumulated added value with that of the same period last year.

This data is updated monthly, typically released around the middle of each month, providing the cumulative growth rate from the beginning of the year to the current reporting month.

Published by
National Bureau of Statistics of China (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
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AI Data Insight

China's newly released Q3 cumulative industrial value-added YoY growth rate recorded 5.3%, a slight decline from 5.4% in Q2, and the single-month performance fell short of the market consensus of 5.0%. Although high-tech and equipment manufacturing continued to maintain rapid double-digit growth, traditional building materials and mining industries continued to shrink amid sluggish domestic demand and climate disruptions, indicating that the painful period of economic transition is still ongoing.

AI Data Insight

China's newly released Q3 cumulative industrial value-added YoY growth rate recorded 5.3%, a slight decline from 5.4% in Q2, and the single-month performance fell short of the market consensus of 5.0%. Although high-tech and equipment manufacturing continued to maintain rapid double-digit growth, traditional building materials and mining industries continued to shrink amid sluggish domestic demand and climate disruptions, indicating that the painful period of economic transition is still ongoing.

Description

China: Value-Added Industrial Output is compiled and published by the National Bureau of Statistics of China (NBS of China). This indicator measures the cumulative growth rate of industrial added value compared to the same period last year, serving as an important gauge of the performance and health of China's industrial sector. The industrial sector is a significant component of China's overall economic growth. A higher annual growth rate indicates strong industrial performance, while a lower or negative growth rate may suggest a slowdown or contraction in industrial growth.

Industrial added value is calculated by aggregating the added value of all large-scale industrial enterprises. The cumulative annual growth rate is derived by comparing the current period's accumulated added value with that of the same period last year.

This data is updated monthly, typically released around the middle of each month, providing the cumulative growth rate from the beginning of the year to the current reporting month.

Published by
National Bureau of Statistics of China (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
Next Update