By: Harriet Torry
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Harriet Torry is an economics reporter for The Wall Street Journal, based in Washington D.C. Originally from London and with previous experience in Berlin, Harriet focuses on covering the U.S. economy, providing insights and analysis on job market trends, wage growth, trade, inflation, and other economic indicators. Her work has also been featured in LiveMint.
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Harriet's articles focus primarily on the US finance and economy, with a strong emphasis on data-driven reporting. She frequently cites official statistics and government announcements to support her coverage.
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