The US Received A Credit Downgrade, And China’s Industrial Sector Stayed Stronger Than Expected

The Finimize Daily Brief
20/05/2025 5 min
The US Received A Credit Downgrade, And China’s Industrial Sector Stayed Stronger Than Expected

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The US received a credit downgrade, so investors ditched American government bonds, while fresh data showed that China’s industrial sector stayed stronger than expected – even when US tariffs were at their highest.Today’s stories:Investors Sold US Government Bonds After America’s Credit Got Downgraded AgainIt Was Business As Usual In China Last Month, Even With Peak US TariffsTry Finimize Pro 

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