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Jonathan Cheng

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WSJ Seoul bureau chief; covers Korea and Asia news with market implications

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China’s Growth Needs Domestic Consumption, Not Exports
Social•Feb 21, 2026

China’s Growth Needs Domestic Consumption, Not Exports

China’s economy has held up remarkably well against shocks like U.S. tariffs but continued resilience will need consumption to drive growth, rather than external demand, according to a report by the International Monetary Fund. @Tracyyyqu https://t.co/7pUUCZaEr2

By Jonathan Cheng
China Delays Auto Sales Data, Signaling Weakening Market
Social•Feb 18, 2026

China Delays Auto Sales Data, Signaling Weakening Market

The Economist: “Last month the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, another state-backed trade group, appears to have deferred the publication of its weekly sales data—a sure sign of growing anxiety over weakening numbers.” https://t.co/feytAJBiP2

By Jonathan Cheng
China's State Funds Clamp Down on AI Stock Surge
Social•Feb 14, 2026

China's State Funds Clamp Down on AI Stock Surge

China Deploys a ‘National Team’ of Investors to Keep AI Stock Boom in Check—Beijing’s group of state-linked funds tamps down market, fearing irrational speculation @kowsmann @ZyuelingSH https://t.co/3OudeHDvtd https://t.co/3OudeHDvtd

By Jonathan Cheng
China EV Sales Dip, Exports Surge 70% Abroad
Social•Feb 14, 2026

China EV Sales Dip, Exports Surge 70% Abroad

China EV Sales Drop for First Time Since February 2024—Chinese exports of EVs and hybrids rise 70% in 2025 as automakers shift their focus overseas @ivy_jiahuihuang https://t.co/PdiFmEGPXg https://t.co/PdiFmEGPXg

By Jonathan Cheng