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Ji Siqi
Senior Reporter, Political Economy
Ji Siqi joined the Post in 2020 and covers China economy. She graduated from Columbia Journalism School and the University of Hong Kong.
Decision-making body of Communist Party revives 2009-era language on monetary policy, echoing response to global financial crisis.
Former Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen thanked Xi Jinping for backing Funan Techo Canal when they met this week.
China is prohibiting exports to the US of minerals crucial to tech production, with heavy restrictions on graphite.
US Department of Commerce imposes preliminary anti-dumping duties on solar cells and modules from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
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Many in China are worried that Mexico will cave to US pressure to clamp down on Chinese-funded factories.
US president-elect on Monday said his new administration would immediately impose a 25 per cent tariff on imports from Mexico.
Vice-President Han Zheng spoke on the opening day of the China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, hours after Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats.
Hongqiao Market has long been the go-to place for foreign tourists, but it old clients have yet to come back.
With more external barriers to trade likely to come, China’s commerce ministry announces nine-point plan to aid exporters in tough climate.
Revised ministry guidance serves to pour cold water on a photovoltaic sector that is rife with overcapacity concerns.
Move seen discouraging vicious low-price competition and outsized industry expansions, and Chinese manufacturer profits could take a hit.
China’s retail sales continued to improve in October following the raft of stimulus policies, but property investment remained a drag.
Yuan’s midpoint rate falls to 14-month low as Trump’s election throws most currencies other than the US dollar into uncharted waters.
People’s Bank of China pledges to serve the real economy, while October’s credit data shows a slight improvement.
Beijing’s reluctance to use strong measures to rapidly turn tide of sluggish economy keeps markets, consumers and analysts waiting in wonder.
Week-long NPC Standing Committee meeting ends with mostly forward-looking plans to right China’s economic ship.
China’s top legislative body approved additional debt relief for local governments and promised more support next year.
A week-long session of China’s top legislative body, the National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee, concludes on Friday.
Exchange rate between US dollar and yuan could become a bargaining chip in negotiations between China and the US on tariffs, analyst says.
China’s top legislative body is meeting this week in Beijing, at the same time as Tuesday’s US presidential election.
China’s top legislative body is reviewing local debt swaps on the first day of its session, suggesting more fiscal stimulus could arrive.
China’s central financial work conference laid down stricter standards for the field one year ago. How have practices and attitudes changed?
As US and China battle to secure their energy futures, some predict technology breakthroughs will help level the playing field.
To ensure stimulus measures are long-lasting and effective, a Chinese economist said, speed and scale must be prioritised.
Members of the Asean bloc have become the first choice for Chinese companies looking to expand overseas.
China just saw its slowest economic growth in more than a year, but analysts say Beijing’s stimulus plans could still right the ship.
China’s housing ministry unveiled its plan to support the country’s property sector, with an expansion of funding to 4 trillion yuan.
Housing minister held a briefing along with officials from the central bank, Ministry of Finance and National Financial Regulatory Administration.
Outspoken Chinese economist Yu Yongding says bigger is better for stimulus package – and the details should be revealed as soon as possible.
As Washington moves to close loopholes, how will Chinese leaders secure access to the technology destined to power the future?
