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Hallie Gu's coverage primarily focuses on agriculture and farming, with a significant emphasis on trade and the impact of global events. Her articles often cite data and provide investment analysis, suggesting she may be interested in pitches from experts who can offer deep insights into agricultural markets or economic trends related to agriculture.
Given her focus on China as well as other countries like Brazil and the United States, Hallie may be receptive to pitches that provide comparative analysis of agricultural policies, market dynamics, or trade relationships between these nations.
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By: Hallie Gu, Tarso Veloso, Keira Wright
(Bloomberg) -- Warehouses across China are bulging with grain as a deepening economic crisis takes hold, leaving the world's farmers to grapple with the prospect of a long-lasting slowdown gripping one of their largest customers.
Parts of China are preparing for a fresh tropical storm, just days after the country's eastern seaboard, including Shanghai, was hit by the strongest typhoon it had seen in decades.
Tropical Storm Pulasan reached eastern China near the financial capital of Shanghai, bringing heavy rainfall to the region that was just battered by the strongest typhoon it had seen in decades.
By: Alex Longley, Hallie Gu, Tope Alake
Oil refining margins are showing early signs of a comeback. Lithium doldrums linger despite output adjustments at China’s biggest mine. And Africa’s worst flooding in decades is devastating agricultural commodities and exacerbating food shortages.
By: Tope Alake, Hallie Gu, Alex Longley
A reported shutdown at one of China's largest lithium mines this month has done little to revive prices of the battery metal.
(Bloomberg) -- China's policymakers may be doing their utmost to shake off deflationary pressures weighing on much of Asia's largest economy, but there's one category of products that stands out as a contrast: vegetables.
China’s corn futures rose the most in more than eight months thanks to a series of stimulus measures from Beijing that has boosted expectations for a demand recovery.
· 1-min read (Bloomberg) -- China's corn futures rose the most in more than eight months thanks to a series of stimulus measures from Beijing that has boosted expectations for a demand recovery.
By: Janine Phakdeetham, Natalie Choy, Hallie Gu
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China’s corn harvest could be about to record its worst slump since the turn of the century, although that still might not be enough to lift prices in such a moribund market.
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