Mary Hui is a Weather Reporter at Bloomberg. She specializes in topics related to climate change and the environment, with a focus on climate policy, ClimateTech, and the mining industry's environmental impact. Mary has been featured in various publications, including Moneyweb, Yahoo Finance, and Fortune.
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Mary Hui's coverage often includes in-depth data analysis and government announcements related to China, US-China relations, manufacturing, supply chain, trade, EV industry, energy demand, foreign investments and the economy. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements.
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By: Ben Westcott, Cedric Sam, Carla Samon Ros, Mary Hui, Lauren Rosenthal, Bhargavi Sakthivel, Laura Curtis, Ulrich Eberle
A rapidly strengthening El Niño is raising the risk of costly weather shocks across global markets, threatening crops and supply chains
By: Ulrich Eberle, Ben Westcott, Carla Samon Ros, Cedric Sam, Laura Curtis, Lauren Rosenthal, Mary Hui, Bhargavi Sakthivel
The El Niño could be the most powerful in decades, fueling major threats to fragile economies around the world.
A powerful typhoon churning in the western Pacific Ocean is tracking toward China’s eastern seaboard and is expected to bring heavy rainfall to coastal regions from Sunday into early next week.
By: Yui Hasebe, Brian K Sullivan, Mary Hui, Lauren Rosenthal, Ben Westcott, Leslie Kaufman, Todd Woody, Laura Curtis
Global warming is making many places hotter, drier and more combustible.
By: Lauren Rosenthal, Laura Curtis, Ben Westcott, Mary Hui
The tropical Pacific climate pattern is no longer just a weather event — it has become a significant macroeconomic variable.
From Spam sandwiches and pineapple buns to milk tea, cha chaan teng classics are following a new generation of Hong Kongers overseas.
A typhoon that struck the Chinese coast on Sunday is steadily weakening after making landfall, but is set to bring widespread heavy rain through this week that could threaten crops.
By: Nadja Popovich, Mark Chediak, Mary Hui
Fresh trade measures reach deeper into the global solar supply chain
The current typhoon season in the Northwest Pacific Ocean is shaping up to be one of the most intense on record as the El Niño system strengthens, according to the latest projection by commercial forecaster Tropical Storm Risk.
The current typhoon season in the Northwest Pacific Ocean is shaping up to be one of the most intense on record as the El Niño system strengthens, according to the latest projection by commercial forecaster Tropical Storm Risk.
