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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.
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.
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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.
As China’s August economic metrics largely disappointed, analysts said the window to meet its annual growth target is closing fast.
Xi Jinping said on Thursday that China should ‘strive to fulfil the economic and social development goals’ for 2024.
China’s State Council issued a 10-point document on Wednesday outlining comprehensive regulations for the insurance industry.
China’s exports rose by 8.7 per cent from a year earlier in August, while imports rose by 0.5 per cent last month.
China’s consumer price index (CPI) grew by 0.6 per cent in August, with the reading falling short of the expectations.
The initiative will be implemented in the Boao Hope Lecheng Medical Tourism pilot zone in eastern Hainan.
German Chamber of Commerce in China survey shows an increasing number of firms are conducting research and development in China.
Shenzhen’s strong performance is in sharp contrast with China’s overall sluggish economic momentum.
Restaurant owners and operators in China’s biggest cities are facing challenges to remain profitable, with some lowering prices to tempt consumers.
China’s exports of surgical robots and artificial joints are taking market share from the likes of syringes, needles and gauze, with the US the largest destination.
Reduced economic activity and greater adoption of green energy has softened China’s oil imports, a change so significant it has altered projections for global energy purchases.
While retail sales inched up in July, property investment in China worsened slightly while urban unemployment rose and fixed-asset-investment growth slowed.
The People’s Bank of China remains open to taking part in the secondary bond trade, but warned of several potential risk areas it said would warrant close attention.
Local economies in areas where China’s giant pandas live or are housed have become new centres of tourism activity, driving growth and generating new jobs to handle the lovable bears’ rising popularity.
Enhancing direct communication with the US Congress, as well as G20 members, is deemed beneficial to China’s macroeconomic management at a time of ‘misunderstandings’ and anti-China policies.
China’s exports fell short of expectations in July amid multiple headwinds, although a rise in imports offered a sign of improving domestic demand.
American Tax Dollars for American Solar Manufacturing Act aims to prevent Chinese solar panel makers from receiving tax credits for their US factories.
Economist Lian Ping says a thriving stock market can boost upstream venture capitalists and provide confidence to the downstream banking industry.
