Anna Hirtenstein is a journalist currently working at The Wall Street Journal, specializing in markets and macroeconomics. With previous experience at Bloomberg and Greentech Capital Advisors, Anna's reporting covers a wide range of topics including stocks, oil markets, and global trade.
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Anna Hirtenstein's articles predominantly focus on investment analysis and cite data extensively. Her coverage spans topics related to finance, the energy sector, and specific companies such as Blackstone, Shopify, UniCredit, and Nvidia.
Given her emphasis on investment analysis and data citation in financial markets and energy sectors, Anna is likely to be responsive to pitches that offer unique insights into market trends or company-specific financial performance. Experts with a deep understanding of the stock market movements, particularly related to the companies she covers frequently (such as Crown Castle, Shopify), are likely to capture her attention.
While there is no specified geographic focus for Anna's coverage based on available information; however it appears she takes an international perspective when covering global financial news without a particular regional bias.
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🔎 Delta Air Lines (DAL) and Crowdstrike (CRWD): The carrier sued the cybersecurity company over the global tech outage in July that [grounded thousands of flights](https://www.wsj/business/airli
By: Anna Hirtenstein
↘️ Exxon Mobil (XOM), Occidental Petroleum (OXY): Oil companies lost ground in premarket trading, as crude prices slid. Shares of BP (BP), (UK:BP) and Shell (SHEL), (NL:SHELL) fell in Europe. 🔎 Delta Air Lines (DAL), Crowdstrike (CRWD): The carrier sued the cybersecurity company over the global tech outage in July that grounded thousands of flights.
Oil prices are on track for their biggest one-day fall since 2022, as concerns about supply disruptions in the Middle East ease following Israel's strikes on Iranian military facilities. "The market was concerned that the \[Iranian\] oil and
↗️ Trump Media & Technology (DJT): Shares of the Trump-backed parent company rallied 15% in morning trading. ↘️ Exxon Mobil (XOM), Chevron (CVX) and Occidental Petroleum (OXY): Oil companies lost ground, as crude prices slid.
By: Anna Hirtenstein
Trafigura, a Geneva-based commodity trading house, said it will likely lose $1.1 billion due to misconduct in its Mongolia petroleum supply business. A company-led investigation found that around 10 Trafigura employees were involved in manipulating data and documents which caused the company to pay
↘️ Apple (AAPL): The company reported record quarterly revenue, propelled by a rebound in iPhone sales. However, its outlook for sales growth missed analysts' expectations. Shares fel
Futures tied to the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and the Dow industrials rose moderately while oil prices climbed.
STOCKS The jobs report is in, offering a final look at the labor market ahead of next week’s election. The economy added just 12,000 jobs last month, with a big knock from two hurricanes and a ongoing Boeing strike.
By: Anna Hirtenstein
↘️ Trump Media & Technology (DJT): The parent company of Trump's social media platform has been highly volatile in recent weeks, trading as a proxy for election expectations. The stock fell in premarket trading Monday, having lost over 20% of its val
↘️ Trump Media & Technology (DJT): Shares in Donald Trump's social-media company have been highly volatile recently, and surged Wednesday after he secured the presidency. The stock traded about 10% lower ahead of the open. ↗️ [Qualcomm (QCOM)](h
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