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Ralph Jennings
Senior Correspondent, Political Economy
Ralph Jennings joined the Political Economy desk as a Senior Reporter in August 2022 having worked as a freelancer since 2011. Ralph previously covered news for Thomson Reuters in Taipei and for local newspapers in California. He graduated from University of California, Berkeley with a bachelor’s degree in mass communication.
Further support is expected this year, and ‘it won’t just be money’, economist predicts.
A stronger yuan could drag down China’s export growth, and the central bank is expected to guard against excessive appreciation.
‘Port visas’, which can be applied for upon entry into China, are being embraced as more inbound tourists seek out simpler travel methods.
In nominal terms, the massive package has the potential to be China’s biggest ever.
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A think tank has found the US and EU have increased their dependence on Chinese goods – but for China’s imports, the opposite has happened.
A survey of Chinese tourists revealed most make bookings within a month of departure, reflecting uncertainties over visa rules and safety.
The price of a single Musang King durian from Malaysia can surpass US$80 in China, and new protections could make them even more costly.
China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are aiming to finish upgrades to their free-trade deal by the end of the year.
Chinese border city of Erenhot has become the hotbed for e-commerce orders and tourism with Mongolia, helped out by a 24-hour freight border crossing.
Beef and milk production in China is ‘facing a severe situation not faced in many years’, according to a joint notice from seven government departments.
Chinese firms are seizing opportunities in less-developed countries to sell goods, avoid tariffs and insulate themselves against an economic slowdown back home.
Chinese homeowners hailed Beijing’s decision to cut mortgage rates by a half-point, though some believe the move will not spark a recovery.
At least four US-based civil law firms have closed offices in China this year, the Post has confirmed.
Though China’s interest in the arts is at an all-time high, a glut of graduates remains unsure of the field’s career prospects.
C919 ‘smoothly landed’ at one of the highest airports in the world in western China on Thursday ahead of a series of ‘research and development test flights’.
More travellers are choosing to rent cars and strike out on their own for trips in China as farther-flung destinations gain popularity.
‘The risk of intensifying trade wars is very real’.
An expected reduction in routes between China and the Philippines comes as post-pandemic demand has not taken off, while their maritime dispute has also chilled travel.
China’s first home-grown ‘civil manned airship’ blimp has been delivered to a client in the southern Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region.
EuroTrans hopes electric vehicles - most from China - will be able to drive from Moscow to Beijing, but analyst says brutally cold winters could be an issue.
Xi Jinping said on Thursday that China should ‘strive to fulfil the economic and social development goals’ for 2024.
With focus of global trade plan shifting, gone may be the days when huge infrastructure projects left partner countries holding a big bill and facing environmental implications.
Researchers with Rhodium Group say capital in China is being diverted from more dynamic firms into legacy industries and state sectors.
Latin American countries, such as Chile, Bolivia, Mexico and Peru, are placing extra scrutiny on overseas investment in their lithium industries.
A consumer survey from Ernst & Young shows China’s electric vehicle makers should draw on their products’ cost advantages to make headway overseas.
Chinese social media platforms, such as Xiaohongshu and Douyin, are shaping how people travel abroad.
Macroeconomic outlook emerges just behind problems tied to bilateral friction in annual survey by US-China Business Council.
China is not generally considered a go-to option for healthcare and treatments, with the US, South Korea, Japan and Turkey already on the map.
Chinese nationals at offshore gambling operators in the Philippines will lose their visas as Manila attempts to wipe out the industry.
China’s consumer confidence index hit 86 in July, according to investment bank Nomura, just above the all-time low of 85.5 in November 2022.
