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Economists polled by Bloomberg are looking for a reading of 48.7, up modestly from 48.5 in February .
So far experts have attributed to slowdown to impact of the Lunar New Year holiday.
But after last month's release, Societe Generale's Wei Yao pointed out that a "0.8 point decline in January and February combined was still sharper than the average decline of 0.5 point during the same period historically." And the decline was broad-based.
China has set a GDP target of 7.5% this year but premier Li Keqiang has said the policymakers will tolerate a slower pace of growth.
source: www.businessinsider.com
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