Jenni Reid is a Reporter at CNBC International. Based in London, she covers a wide array of breaking news, focusing on markets and business, macroeconomics, politics, culture, and sport. Her work has been featured in notable outlets including RIBA Journal, NBC News, and CNBC, among others.
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Jenni Reid's coverage is primarily focused on finance and economy, with an emphasis on global markets, European stocks, inflation, and government & politics. She often cites data and provides investment analysis in her articles.
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Novo Nordisk has been swept up in uncertainty around U.S. tariffs and Washington's push to get firms to lower drug prices and move manufacturing stateside.
Key Points Global bond yields are rising on fiscal concerns, but U.K. borrowing costs face further specific challenges.
By: Jenni Reid
Investors need to look through volatility at the value opportunity on offer across government bonds, according to James Carter, fund manager at W1M.
European stock markets closed higher on Thursday as global investors assessed U.S. jobs data.
Markets "haven't fully taken on board" the fact that tariff revenues will fall in as businesses readjust to the new regime, Stiglitz told CNBC.
As government borrowing costs tick higher, mortgages and corporate activity come under pressure.
Several 30-year yields hit multi-decade highs this week, with analysts pointing to ongoing fiscal and monetary concerns as well as supply dynamics.
By: Jenni Reid, Ganesh Rao
Key Points A new investment vehicle launched by the U.K.‘s Hargreaves Lansdown and Schroders Capital has further expanded retail investors' opportunity to invest in private markets.
Key Points The French bond market has been subdued amid a political overhaul this week, but a significant risk lies in a series of upcoming credit rating updates.
In this article Treasury yields nudged higher on Thursday morning as investors gear up for the second of two key inflation prints due out this week.
