BEIJING -- China's official manufacturing purchasing managers' index slumped in September to the lowest non-holiday level in two years, an indicator that the trade war with the U.S. has begun to bite.
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Chinese manufacturing growth slowed in September to the lowest non-holiday level in two years.
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