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Luna Sun

Luna Sun

Beijing
@sunyue_luna
Senior Reporter, Political Economy
Luna Sun joined the Post in 2021, covering China’s economy and social issues. She has previously covered local news and human interest stories in Indiana and New York City before returning to Beijing.
Luna Sun joined the Post in 2021, covering China’s economy and social issues. She has previously covered local news and human interest stories in Indiana and New York City before returning to Beijing.
Areas of Expertise:
China economy, social issues, culture
Languages Spoken:
English, Korean, Mandarin

Amid cutthroat competition, China’s economic planner takes aim at how government-backed investment funds are being spent, especially in crowded industries.

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Growth expected for Beijing’s AI industry despite US curbs, with some estimating a 55 per cent domestic market share for Chinese firms by 2027.

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Trump secures Indonesian rare earths, boosts military ties with Manila and strikes tariff agreements – but analysts say spillover impact on China to remain limited.

Following talks with the US thought to include reductions in critical mineral export restrictions, China reports 60 per cent jump in June shipments.

Retailers say some of the price hikes from Washington’s tariffs are passed on to consumers, but they also have to eat up extra costs to remain competitive.

Analysts say deepened US involvement in the Middle East could make rare earths more precious – and grant China a stronger trade position.

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A week after the second round of high-profile trade negotiations between Beijing and Washington, analysts break down what happened before, during and after.

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Analysts break down what the protracted power plays between Washington and Beijing mean for Asian economies as they walk a tightrope of risks vs rewards.

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‘Instead, they are localising operations or shifting some production to third countries,’ the American Chamber of Commerce says after poll of 112 member companies in China.

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