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Manufacturing, especially semiconductors, was the most popular sector for deals in China during the first half of the year, according to database Qimingpian.

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El S&P 500, la bolsa directora del planeta, se adentró la semana pasada en territorio bajista (como regla general, se habla de mercado bajista cuando se produce una caída continua de más del 20% desde los niveles máximos) y acumula, con datos a media sesión, un retroceso del 21% en el año. También se encuentra en esta situación el Nasdaq 100, que corrige un 28,6% pero no el Dow Jones, que pierde un 16% en el mismo periodo.

China's economy showed signs of recovery in May after slumping in the prior month as industrial production rose unexpectedly, but consumption was still weak and underlined the challenge for policymakers amid the persistent drag from strict COVID curbs.