Alan Beattie is a Senior Trade Writer for the Financial Times, with his work also appearing in The Australian Financial Review. With a focus on global trade and economics, Alan covers topics such as commodity markets, trade deals, economic security, and geopolitical tensions. His articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on the complex dynamics of international trade.
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Alan Beattie's articles predominantly revolve around legal policy and regulation, often presented through opinion editorials. His focus lies in global finance, economy, world affairs, international trade, geopolitics, globalization and international relations. Given the prevalence of opinion pieces in his coverage attributes, it would be beneficial to approach him with a distinct viewpoint or analysis on ongoing global economic trends or geopolitical events.
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US industrial policy is too expensive and China-sceptic to become a global standard
By: Felicia Schwartz, Alan Beattie, Henry Foy
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The EU’s carbon tariffs to combat climate change are snarled in complex bureaucracy
LAST week, two more shiny new regulatory appliances started to roll off the European Union's (EU) legislative assembly line: a due diligence law
The greenback’s global role has endured shocks from without and within
It's evidence of how far alarm about the decline of the dollar's global role has spread that even Liz Truss, whose salad days as UK prime minister
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