China's Factory Output Rebounds in September, Signaling Stimulus Is Starting to Bite

A recovery in Chinese manufacturing after two months of contraction suggests Beijing's fiscal measures are gaining traction, with implications for global supply chains and commodity demand heading into the final quarter.
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