Eir Nolsøe is a senior economics reporter at The Telegraph. She covers a range of topics including government tax and spending, the labour market, and monetary policy, with a special interest in migration and asylum seekers. Eir's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Eir Nolsoe's primary focus is on finance and economy, with a significant coverage of government and politics. The articles indicate a strong emphasis on citing data, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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Falling birth rates may make Britain richer and more productive, say experts
Britain has just passed a little-known but bleak milestone: for the first time in 50 years, deaths are now believed to outnumber births in England and Wales.
A City wealth manager has dumped UK government bonds over fears that Andy Burnham "does a Truss" and drives up borrowing costs with his spending plans.
Britain's relationship with the EU is more important than any other alliance, Rachel Reeves has said in what's expected to be her final set-piece speech as Chancellor.
Britain's relationship with the EU is more important than any other alliance, Rachel Reeves has said in what's expected to be her final set-piece speech as Chancellor.
Asda will force checkout staff to work in store warehouses under a new turnaround plan.
Asda checkout staff will also work in store warehouses under a new turnaround plan.
By: Eir Nolsøe, Szu Ping Chan, Tony Diver
Home Secretary’s past hints at her possible approach to managing the public purse strings
Middle-class workers will face the biggest hit to their livelihoods from the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and risk being plunged into poverty, a senior Labour adviser has warned.
Eir Nolsoe Anglian Water has paid its chief executive £1.3m on top of his base salary despite a government crackdown on bonuses.
