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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 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.
China’s exports of electric vehicles to the European Union rose again in December, prompting fears of an escalating trade conflict in 2025.
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Beijing’s banning of critical minerals and targeting US market seen as ‘strong message to Washington that it is not afraid to further escalate the trade war’.
China seen posing ‘longer competitive challenge and a sort of strategic challenge’ in important industries, and this could reinforce the EU as a US ally.
New initiative encourages collaboration between government and enterprises to annotate and train data for large language models tailored to government use.
China reports an enormous trade surplus in 2024, and a highest-ever share for countries in the Belt and Road Initiative.
More developing countries initiated investigations targeting Chinese goods last year, and analyst says these included pre-emptive measures to prevent an import surge.
Amid tensions with US, Ministry of Commerce expands list of mineral resources that must be declared to include rare earths, titanium ore, zircon and tantalum ore.
Elon Musk’s company was the hardest hit in a high-profile round of recalls for auto manufacturers producing or importing to China.
Three institutions are slapped with multimillion-dollar penalties for bypassing regulatory requirements – the first such action taken after PBOC warnings this year.
China’s beef industry, imperiled amid a 11-year low in prices, has blamed imports for the slump and called for government action.
Exports down 19 per cent by volume last month as falling prices push value of shipments even lower.
Flights and group tours are already booking up weeks ahead of the eight-day public holiday, which begins on January 28.
Total trade value in city dubbed China’s Silicon Valley surged past 4 trillion yuan from January to November, with a record year-on-year increase.
China’s exports growth slowed to 6.7 per cent year on year in November, while imports continued to weaken.
American universities are trying to address an outpouring of concern among anxious international students fearing ‘worst-case scenario’.
New policies aim to shore up China’s competitiveness in global manufacturing and e-commerce while alleviating worrisome youth-unemployment pressure.
Automotive industry remains a cornerstone of German investment, but its carmakers are being challenged by local electric vehicle innovators.
He Lifeng has met top executives from at least five multinational companies in the past month.
China Telecom working with phone manufacturers to enable its 423 million mobile users to connect via satellites.
People’s Bank of China governor Pan Gongsheng pledges to ensure adequate liquidity and lower overall financing costs for businesses and households.
China’s foreign direct investment fell by almost 30 per cent between January and October after years of steady upwards trajectory.
With more tariffs certain once Donald Trump returns to the White House, China must ready its response – this time knowing what to expect.
China is expanding its maritime footprint in Latin America, with more exports of cranes amid rising tensions with the US.
Donald Trump’s second White House term is bound to bring new China tariffs – but analysts wonder if it will bring manufacturing back.
People’s Bank of China asks government ministries and major banks to accelerate loans to tech companies.
Facing oversaturation in China, short-form video companies are finding lucrative new markets abroad, even amid geopolitical tensions.
As more US tech curbs look likely in second Trump term, China’s imports of made-in-America integrated circuits have surged by 60 per cent.
