Joyce ZK Lim | The Straits Times

Joyce ZK Lim

Correspondent

Joyce has been based in Beijing for The Straits Times since March 2024. She reports on China, with a focus on its economy.

‘Bloodbath looms’ in China’s overcrowded EV industry

China to revise anti-money laundering law amid crackdown on illicit capital flows

‘3 shipping containers of goods bought in just 1 visit’: Canton Fair draws traders despite tariffs threat

Return of the relics: China’s push to reclaim its lost treasures

Singapore, Shenzhen can boost cooperation in digital trade, says DPM Heng

Xi-Ma meeting: An appeal to a common Chinese identity ahead of inauguration of DPP’s Lai

China wants to go high-tech to boost its economy. Does the success of Hefei city hold the key?

Upgrades to consumer goods, equipment are China’s best bet to boost economy for now

Singapore, Zhejiang reaffirm ties during Senior Minister Teo’s visit

Singapore-born panda cub Le Le gets a visit in Sichuan from SM Teo Chee Hean

SM Teo Chee Hean hails Singapore firms investing in new growth areas in Sichuan

Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean to visit China from March 17 to 22

‘New productive forces’: China calls for urgent innovation-led growth, but pitfalls remain

US ‘misperceptions’ of China persist despite some improvement in ties: Wang Yi

Gaza crisis spotlights need to revitalise multilateral system: UN veteran Noeleen Heyzer

What will Prabowo’s China policy look like? Analysts expect pragmatism over nationalism

South-East Asia a key destination for companies amid global uncertainties: Chinese business chamber

Shanghai eyes Singapore as it chases foreign investments amid slowing economy

Singapore-China mutual visa-free travel to start on Feb 9, in time for CNY

China’s travellers seen to head overseas more in 2024; S’pore expected to gain

Singapore’s key exports fall 1.5% in December as electronics remains in the red

Firms hope Budget 2024 will support digitalisation, skills and sustainability amid rising costs

Singapore’s trade, tourism sectors could benefit as China’s economy stabilises in 2024, experts say

Soft-serve power? China’s F&B brands expand in South-east Asia