Greg Quinn is a Bureau Chief at MNI. He specializes in finance, financial technology, and business economics, with a focus on commodities markets, oil and gas, and mining. Greg's work has been featured in MNI, Global Americans, The Globe and Mail, Varsity Publications Ltd, and UK Defence Journal.
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Greg Quinn's coverage focuses predominantly on the Canadian economy, particularly issues related to inflation, interest rates, and job growth. His articles heavily cite data and government announcements while also featuring expert commentary.
Given his focus on finance and economy with heavy reliance on cited data and government sources, pitches should cater to experts with a deep understanding of economic indicators or policies in Canada. The ability to provide insights based on credible data will be essential when reaching out to him.
It's important for potential sources to have expertise in topics such as Bank of Canada decisions, inflation trends, interest rate movements, and labor market dynamics within the context of the Canadian economy.
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Former diplomat Greg Quinn OBE argues the UK can no longer freeload on the US and must spend serious money if it wants to lead on defence rather than follow.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday the government's Trans Mountain Corporation will move to construct a new oil pipeline from Alberta through British Columbia to the west coast, marking a shift from the government's position a few mont...
Former industry department official discusses Canada-US trade talks and economic outlook.
Former Ontario adviser discusses trade and oil risks to central bank policy.
Oil pushes inflation above target while weak GDP provides some cushion.
Hold decision was expected in MNI Ottawa survey.
