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Mia Nulimaimaiti
Reporter, Political Economy
Mia Nulimaimaiti (Miyessar Nurmamat in Uyghur) 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.
Huge fines are being imposed on high-profile internet celebrities and streaming hosts, as state authority says they must set a positive example for fans.
The number of people employed by foreign companies in China fell 15 per cent last year, dipping below 10 million for first time since 2009.
US president-elect Donald Trump’s return and prolonged financial sanctions could complicate trade between Russia and China.
Donald Trump’s election has, contrary to expectation, stimulated one area of the Chinese economy – firms sending Trump merchandise abroad.
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China’s exports grew at a time Beijing is eager for trade to help meet the annual economic growth target.
National-level plans are in the works and will likely offer guidance to local governments eager to capitalise on the low-altitude sector, from drones to eVTOL aircraft.
Chinese shoppers are opting to make purchases of luxury goods outside China, helped out by sustained depreciation of the Japanese yen.
The Chinese president issued a call to action to address youth unemployment in a widely publicised article on Friday.
More energy must come from renewable sources, but transition from fossil fuels will be orderly, top economic planner says.
China’s tech hub saw its GDP growth outpace major economic regions in the first three quarters of the year.
Beijing has already unveiled a series of stimulus measures, with more expected amid a final push to reach this year’s ‘around 5 per cent’ target.
Australia’s share of China’s imported wine market plunged to 0.06 per cent last year from 37 per cent in 2019.
China’s e-bikes offer a budget and environmentally friendly option for consumers, but governments and competitors abroad have raised concerns.
Following a sharp decline last year, China’s imports of lobsters from Vietnam have returned to healthy levels with the same speed.
Swap facility lets brokers, asset managers and insurance companies exchange assets with poorer liquidity, enabling them to get liquid assets for stock purchases.
New deal, set to be signed next year, to include integration of digital infrastructure and electronic payment systems.
Though China’s exports to Russia have been on the rise, imports are falling as cross-border payments become more difficult under sanctions.
Domestic real estate slump has led Chinese steel producers to seek out overseas markets amid overcapacity crisis.
Ministry of Finance announces expansion of the Water Tax Interim Measures from 10 provinces to the entire nation, effective from December 1.
China’s September exports rose 2.4 per cent from a year earlier, underperforming against projections, while imports rose by 0.3 per cent.
Newly proposed legislation is intended to address lingering concerns among private firms while creating a fair and predictable business environment.
Analysts expect inflows into Chinese assets to persist as Beijing continues to implement easing measures.
State publication calls for officials to be bold, but also steady, in implementing crucial reforms and removing barriers to development.
China’s State Council on Wednesday unveiled a 24-point set of guidelines, placing employment as a top priority for economic and social development.
Rounds of price cuts by China’s car dealers are being mirrored overseas, as manufacturers take losses to gain a foothold in global markets.
China’s five-year loan prime rate remained unchanged even after the US Federal Reserve kicked off its rate-cutting cycle.
Premier Li Qiang said on Wednesday the development of venture capital is critical to sci-tech innovation, industrial upgrading and the growth of the economy.
US Federal Reserve officially kicked off a rate-cutting cycle by announcing a half a percentage point rate cut on Wednesday.
Recently announced increases to China’s retirement age have received global attention – but what have other countries done?
Beating competitors on price, China’s electric vehicles have made headway in Europe – but tariffs and trade scrutiny may slow their advance.
