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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Katie Martin predominantly covers investment analysis and expert commentary, with a focus on finance and the stock market. Her articles suggest she is interested in providing insightful perspectives for investors and individuals involved in financial markets.
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Despite Scott Bessent's efforts, investors worry something is up
The idea of pushing US government bonds down the throats of investors is being taken increasingly seriously
By: Katie Martin
Wednesday, 2 September 2026 09:00 By Katie Martin Linger: Festival of Food, Heritage and Place brings food trails, family fun, and open-fire feasts to Limerick from September 11th –13th 2026.
Green lacewings (Chrysopa or Chrysoperla species) are common beneficial insects. What's a beneficial insect? Some people believe that all bugs are bad.
Wall Street analysts and investors are more willing to directly criticise Trump, particularly since a Treasury intervention on bonds
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Monday, 7 September 2026 12:09 By Katie Martin Check out Limerick Greenway for a refreshing autumn escape where families can trade back-to-school screen time for and crisp countryside air.
