Hannah Miao

Asia–Pacific (APAC)

Markets Reporter at The Wall Street Journal

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Articles

The Bubble Blasters and Other Chinese Goods That Are Paralyzed by Trade Chaos

6 days ago | wsj.com | Rebecca Feng |Hannah Miao |Natasha Khan |Philip Cheung

Six thousand inflatable snowmen and holiday figurines are sitting in Alan Chau’s Guangdong factory with nowhere to go. His customer, an American toy maker, planned to sell the holiday-themed products to QVC for the TV-shopping network’s “Christmas in July” programming. The TV-shopping network froze the shipment after President Trump raised tariffs on Chinese goods to 145%. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
The Rush to Beat Tariffs Is Distorting the Economy. It Has Barely Started.

1 week ago | wsj.com | Alistair MacDonald |Chelsey Dulaney |Hannah Miao

The rush to get goods to the U.S. ahead of President Trump’s tariffs has already led to huge distortions in global trade patterns and economic data. It isn’t over yet. Global businesses selling everything from booze to skin cream to telecom equipment have said they boosted shipments to the U.S. in the first few months of the year ahead of Trump’s “Liberation Day” levies at the start of April.
The Rush to Beat Tariffs Is Distorting the Economy. There’s More to Come.

1 week ago | wsj.com | Alistair MacDonald |Chelsey Dulaney |Hannah Miao

Now, there is a second leg to the rush. The president’s decision on April 9 to pause so-called reciprocal tariffs for 90 days on every trading partner except China has presented businesses around the world with a new deadline to beat. The stakes are high: Many Asian imports could face tariffs of more than 40% while goods from the European Union are in line for a 20% levy.
Chinese Manufacturers Are Scouring the World for New Buyers

2 weeks ago | globaltextilesource.com | Hannah Miao

April 30, 2025 Category: General Country: Indonesia Region: Asia Pacific By Hannah Miao Dt. 27.04.2025 Reading time: 4 minutes JAKARTA, Indonesia—Wang Chengpei runs a Chinese textile company selling polyester and nylon fabrics to garment manufacturers that make work and athletic wear.
Droits de douane : les industriels chinois parcourent le monde à la recherche de nouveaux clients

2 weeks ago | lopinion.fr | Hannah Miao

Jakarta, Indonésie — Wang Chengpei dirige une société chinoise de textile qui vend des tissus en polyester et en nylon à des fabricants de vêtements de travail et de sport. Il y a peu encore, environ 30 % du chiffre d’affaires de son entreprise, Suzhou Feimosi Textile Technology, provenait de commandes destinées aux Etats-Unis.
中国制造商全球广撒网，寻找替代美国的新买家

2 weeks ago | cn.wsj.com | Hannah Miao

受关税战影响，纺织等行业的中国制造商正在世界各地寻找新市场，为原本供应美国市场的产品寻找销路。但找到能替代美国庞大消费需求的市场并非易事。王成培是中国纺织企业苏州飞摩斯纺织科技有限公司(Suzhou Feimosi Textile Technology)的负责人，该公司专门向制作工装和运动服的服装厂商销售聚酯纤维和尼龙面料。直到最近，他的公司约30%的收入来自销往美国的订单。然而，受美国对中国进口商品加征关税的影响，如今约三分之一的客户订单被搁置，王成培正寻找其他市场。这就是他为何来到印尼，他希望能向当地制造商销售产品。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8立即订阅热门文章热门视频
Chinese Manufacturers Are Scouring the World for New Buyers

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Hannah Miao

April 26, 2025 11:00 pm ETJAKARTA, Indonesia—Wang Chengpei runs a Chinese textile company selling polyester and nylon fabrics to garment manufacturers that make work and athletic wear. Until recently, about 30% of revenue at his company, Suzhou Feimosi Textile Technology, came from orders destined for the U.S.Now, around a third of his buyers’ orders are on hold due to the U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, and he is on the hunt for other markets.
JD.com Pledges $27 Billion to Help Chinese Exporters

1 month ago | wsj.com | Hannah Miao

E-commerce company JD.com will purchase 200 billion yuan, equivalent to $27 billion, of goods from China’s exporters in the coming year to help manufacturers shift to the domestic market. The Chinese company also said Friday it would provide training, subsidies and other support for export-oriented manufacturers to sell their products in China. China’s exporters are looking for new customers now much of their business with the U.S. is likely to get cut off.
China Raises Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Goods to 125%

1 month ago | wsj.com | Hannah Miao

China said it would raise its retaliatory tariff on U.S. goods to 125%, matching the latest duty imposed by the White House on Chinese goods. The 125% tariff will go into effect Saturday, China’s tariff commission said. China signaled it wouldn’t continue to match any levy increases by the U.S., saying American imports are no longer marketable under current levels. Beijing said if the U.S. continues to put additional tariffs on Chinese goods, it will disregard them.
中国将美国商品关税提高至125%，称若美再加高关税将沦为笑话

1 month ago | cn.wsj.com | Hannah Miao

中国表示，将把对美国商品征收的关税税率提高到125%，同时暗示针锋相对的报复性关税措施已经结束。习近平称中国自力更生，“不畏惧任何无理打压”。中国表示，将把对美国商品征收的关税税率提高到125%，以匹配美国政府的升级举措，但同时暗示，针锋相对的报复性关税措施已经结束。中国方面最新的举措将于周六生效，中国政府周五发表了措辞强硬的声明，对反复加征关税表示厌倦。这些举措可能导致全球最大的两个经济体之间的大部分贸易陷入停顿。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8立即订阅热门文章热门视频实时更新:中国正如何应对贸易战