Jonathan Wheatley is a Deputy Breaking News Editor at the Financial Times. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in finance, financial markets, commodities and futures, and investment across the APAC region. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Australian Financial Review, Inside F1, and Yahoo Finance.
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Jonathan's coverage indicates a focus on breaking news and evolving stories in the finance, economy, world affairs, business and industry domains. He appears particularly interested in government announcements related to financial markets and business news.
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Tehran’s military says its strategy has shifted from defensive to offensive
By: Josh Spero, Gavin Huang, Kieran Cash, Jonathan Wheatley, Philip Georgiadis
Tehran’s military says its strategy has shifted from defensive to offensive
By: Jonathan Wheatley, Michael Pooler
Reconstruction initially boosted economy but was followed by a fall in business confidence
By: Jonathan Wheatley
Market reform has meant that large debts today are much less destabilising than smaller sums were in the past
There is plenty of opportunity for minor and major snafus given the S&P 500’s reliance on AI-driven companies
By: Jonathan Wheatley
The launch may not have gone quite according to plan, but such tie-ups are a good way to inject some buzz into the market
The most reliable measure of dollar dominance is probably the loans and other dollar obligations created outside US
By: Jonathan Wheatley
Resignation of UK defence secretary shows some governments will struggle to find the money
By: Jonathan Wheatley
European companies have more to gain by way of recovery if energy shortages caused by the Iran conflict ease
