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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Is it possible to be removed from the harmony of God? Today we're sharing an audio podcast that explores how we can become aware of God's ever-present blessings even if we've been hurt during the course of our day.
Tuesday, 23 June 2026 15:57 By Katie Martin If you're one of the many people in Limerick wondering how to dispose of an old car safely and legally, ELVES can help you!
Global bond markets have rallied, easing pressure on UK’s prime minister-in-waiting
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A strong first half (until the last bit)
By: Katie Martin
Looking for a blue plant to go with your red, white and blue theme for the Fourth of July? Sea holly, Eryngium planum, has blue flowers that are perfect for flower arrangements — either fresh or dried.
Stock market returns should not distract investors from the new AI trade taking hold
Potential hotspots include a reformist new Fed chair, weak Japanese yen and high-stakes earnings season
Long live ESG
