Caroline Hug is a Trade Reporter at POLITICO. Based in London, she covers a range of topics including the global economy, economic policy, and geopolitics, drawing on her experience as Chief Reporter at Citywire, where she focused on investment and the U.K. financial services industry. Caroline has been featured in Citywire, E&E News, and POLITICO Europe.
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Caroline Hug's coverage primarily focuses on business and industry, particularly in the financial services sector. Her articles heavily feature private sector announcements and press releases related to investment solutions, wealth management, hiring and recruitment, as well as regulatory compliance.
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After another failure to reform the stricken global trade body, coalitions form to bypass its consensus-based rulebook.
The move offers a rare moment of clarity in an increasingly fraught phase of the “special relationship.”
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By: Caroline Hug
Just Treatment and Global Justice Now accuse ministers of breaching parliamentary protocol as they rewrite NHS drug-pricing rules.
U.K. deal with Gulf Cooperation Council to remove hundreds of millions in tariffs with boost to services firms.
By: Caroline Hug, Sophie Inge
As details of the deal trickle through, POLITICO has identified the sectors that look most likely to benefit as well as those who appear to be missing out.
By: Graham Lanktree, Caroline Hug
An Asia-Pacific trade bloc is discussing a commitment with the European Union to avoid protectionist duties.
U.S. and German officials are meeting in secret to talk about drug prices.
By: Nicholas Earl, Caroline Hug, Esther Webber
The deal is being developed as Prime Minister Keir Starmer and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung prepare for the G7 leaders' summit.
By: Caroline Hug, Graham Lanktree
The clock is ticking down to a July 1 deadline, when both London and Brussels are due to hike tariffs and cut import quotas.
