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Mia Nulimaimaiti
Reporter, Political Economy
Mia Nulimaimaiti (Miyessar Nurmamat in Uygur) joined the Post in August 2022. She obtained a master's degree from The University of Hong Kong in 2022 and a bachelors degree at Fudan University in 2021. She interned at NBC's Asia desk before joining the Post. Her areas of focus are trade, macroeconomics and EU-China relations.
The 61-year-old former vice-minister of finance would be the development bank’s first female leader.
China Electricity Council data shows non-fossil fuels now account for 58.8 per cent of country’s total installed power capacity.
With Brussels’ tariffs not a problem, China’s plug-in hybrid EVs have become the fastest-growing Chinese export item to the 27-nation bloc.
Leading Chinese aircraft manufacturer aims to be able to produce 200 narrowbody jets a year by 2029, conference told.
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On his first inspection tour since the national legislative session, China’s president said the relatively underdeveloped province should build ties with other regions.
Beijing aims to help its vast export sector ride out the trade war by working with firms to expand their domestic sales.
The bank also pledged to cut interest rates and keep the yuan stable amid an uncertain global outlook.
February consumer inflation fell 0.7 per cent year on year, while prices at the factory gate were down 2.2 per cent.
In the aftermath of an earlier shipment rush, China’s trade figures have dimmed in January and February as US tariffs begin to take hold.
The president tells Jiangsu deputies that the powerhouse province should lead the way in future industries and regional cooperation.
Shenzhen publishes three major action plans in a single day as it pursues global leadership in emerging fields.
Beijing says Washington’s fentanyl accusations ignore ‘objective facts’ and warns it will take ‘all necessary countermeasures’ to defend its interests.
Panda bonds help foreign firms in China raise capital by targeting domestic investors, and issuance is on the rise.
Beijing has added a ban on fining private firms without a legal basis to the draft of its new private-economy promotion law.
Morgan Stanley analysts say America’s sizeable bilateral trade deficit is a difficult hurdle to overcome.
Wang Wentao tells Howard Lutnick that the two countries have made substantial progress on fentanyl control.
Beijing plans to encourage consumers to open their wallets by eliminating scams, price gouging and shoddy goods.
China’s central bank governor has offered to deepen financial ties with emerging economies and help them gain a greater voice in the IMF.
Beijing plans to boost research into a slew of next-generation battery technologies as it strives to make its renewables sector more efficient.
Red Sea crisis still key concern for industry, but unpredictable US president ‘remains a nightmare’.
First UK-China Strategic Dialogue meeting in nearly seven years could help to create climate for further investment.
China has approved a new plan to attract overseas investors, after recording its steepest drop in foreign direct investment since the 2008 financial crash last year.
A hearing by the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission features warnings and advice for Washington as competition with China heats up.
Statistics indicate domestic consumption broke several records during this year’s holiday, with lower-end spending seeing the biggest gains.
Shanghai-based start-up AgiBot will partner with Kazakhstan to open the first Chinese robotics manufacturing and research facilities in Central Asia.
The US’ elimination of a small-package tax exemption ‘will not kill’ the business models of China’s cross-border e-commerce giants, but will hurt American consumers, analysts say.
The Chinese economic hub saw retail sales decline for only the second time in 40 years in 2024.
Trade official says his country can still be a ‘platform’ for China trade, even as US President Donald Trump threatens transshipment tariffs.
In a year that saw China import US$7 billion of the fruit – a record – upstarts Vietnam and Malaysia are eyeing Thailand’s top spot.
