Chris Anstey is a Senior Editor at various esteemed publications including The Business Standard, CODE, Crain's New York Business, and Bloomberg News. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on economic policy, global and local economies, corporate finance, and capital markets. Chris's insights and analyses are frequently featured in leading financial news outlets, reflecting his expertise in finance and trading.
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Chris Anstey's coverage primarily focuses on finance and the economy, with an emphasis on data-driven reporting and expert commentary. Given this focus, he is likely to respond well to pitches that offer unique insights into economic trends, analysis of financial data or policy announcements from government bodies like central banks or other regulatory authorities.
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This regulator has returned to its national-security roots.
Fed chairman sets up September’s policy meeting as a pivotal moment
By: Chris Anstey
Developers once relied on cash from selling homes before they were built
Finance chiefs focused on developing nations’ debt while sidestepping their own borrowing
By: Claire Jiao, Chris Anstey
US construction spending has declined to the lowest level in almost three years
By: Chris Anstey
Chair Warsh’s speech contrasts with New York Fed president’s take.
A twin announcement of a BOJ rate hike and a GPIF allocation adjustment could offer a one-two punch that boosts the currency.
Whether it’s oil, the yen, or Treasury yields, Bessent challenges investors to bet against him
By: Yash Roy, Chris Anstey
The federal budget deficit hit $1.96 trillion for the first 11 months of the fiscal year, one of the highest such figures on record and leaving the debt burden heading within a few years to levels unseen in US history.
By: Chris Anstey
Xi Jinping’s prioritization of national security may not hobble China’s innovation and entrepreneurial growth.
