Economics writer, Investors Chronicle - Financial Times
Hermione Taylor is an economics writer for Investors Chronicle, a publication associated with the Financial Times. With a focus on economic trends and analysis, Hermione's articles cover a wide range of topics including interest rates, housing markets, emerging market debt, and the overall economic outlook. Her work has also been featured in the Financial Times and Fool UK.
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Hermione Taylor’s coverage focuses on economics, finance, and politics with a specific emphasis on expert commentary and data citation. She is likely to be interested in pitches offering insights from reputable economists or financial analysts that provide unique perspectives on economic trends, potential market impacts, or political events.
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By: Hermione Taylor
Why the Budget is making things difficult for the Bank of England this year
Dissecting the drivers of the soaring price of gold
A proxy for household suffering is turning for the better in what could benefit the Democrats
By: Hermione Taylor
'Hawks' and 'doves' on the committee see very different paths for the UK economy
How the chancellor kept the bond markets on side
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says her first Budget plan is to 'invest, invest, invest'
Measures announced in last week’s Budget mean the savings rate could stay higher for longer
Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee overwhelmingly supported a rate cut despite inflation forecasts rising
There was plenty for investors of all stripes to consider following Labour’s first Budget in 14 years
We look at whether president-elect Donald Trump is good or bad news for both the US and UK economies
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