La producción industrial de China crece un 5,6 por ciento en los primeros cuatro meses

Los datos oficiales mostraron que el valor añadido de la producción industrial de China aumentó un 5,6 por ciento interanual en los primeros cuatro meses de 2026. El crecimiento en abril alcanzó un 4,1 por ciento respecto al año anterior.

Los datos publicados por la Oficina Nacional de Estadísticas el lunes mostraron que el sector minero creció un 5,5 por ciento, la industria manufacturera aumentó un 5,8 por ciento y los sectores de producción y suministro de electricidad, calefacción, gas y agua incrementaron un 4,5 por ciento.

Las cifras cubren a las grandes empresas con una facturación anual de negocio principal de al menos 20 millones de yuanes.

La oficina utiliza la producción industrial para medir la actividad de estas empresas.

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