Ethan Wu is a Photo Editor at Financial Times. He is double majoring in communication design and art, with a strong passion for journalistic photography and photo editing, while also exploring themes related to markets, the Federal Reserve, inflation, and international dynamics in Japan and China. Wu's work has been featured in Financial Times and FT中文网.
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Ethan Wu's coverage mainly revolves around investment analysis, finance & economy, and the real estate industry. His interest lies in topics such as economics, financial markets, inflation, investing, and the housing market.
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