Katie Martin is the Markets Editor at the Financial Times. She specializes in finance, trading, and financial markets, with a strong focus on agriculture, including AgriTech and sustainable practices. Katie's work has been featured in numerous prestigious outlets, including the Iowa City Press-Citizen, ChannelNewsAsia, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Investors finally show signs of growing weary of the painfully obvious nonsense
A puzzling intervention
By: Katie Martin
Monday, 3 August 2026 09:00 By Katie Martin The wait is finally over! The Going for Gold 2026 competition is officially here, and the power to crown this year's community champion is in YOUR hands.
Στις πιθανές εστίες κινδύνου περιλαμβάνονται ο μεταρρυθμιστής νέος πρόεδρος της Fed, το αδύναμο γεν και μια κρίσιμη περίοδος ανακοίνωσης εταιρικών
More thoughts on why it’s happening
Plus, was that . . . forward guidance?
Yen intervention points to the squishy underbelly of American weakness
Plus, the weak jobs report
Getting Europe back on the radar
After historic US-Japan intervention on the currency, the risk of market ructions is again rising
