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.
Given her focus on the UK economy and global finance topics such as interest rates, inflation, and investment analysis; sources who have expertise in these areas would be particularly relevant for her. Pitches should offer well-researched insights into upcoming economic events or trends that align with her coverage themes.
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High debt means high debt servicing costs – and who is going to buy all of these bonds?
The base rate might still be on hold, but mortgage rates have fallen and stock markets have soared
Getting closer to the 2 per cent inflation target
Birds of a feather flock together
Investors need to know what they don’t know
History tells us that all-time highs are common but rarely followed by a crash
UK inflation came in slightly higher than analysts expected
Can the US economy keep up momentum and will the Bank of Japan hike again?
Headline figures show we're out of the woods – but not all sectors will recover at the same speed
Why the UK and the US have different inflation problems
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