Leslie Hook is a Natural Resources Editor at the Financial Times. She covers a range of topics including commodities, mining, energy, and the environment, with a keen interest in the intersections of technology and China. Leslie's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as the Regina Leader-Post, Yahoo Finance, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Leslie Hook's coverage spans a wide range of topics within the business, finance, and energy sectors. She appears to be particularly interested in investment analysis and often cites data in her articles.
Given her focus on diverse themes related to business, finance, and energy, she may be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into these areas. It would also be beneficial for sources to have access to relevant data or research that could support their perspectives.
When reaching out to Leslie Hook regarding specific events such as mining projects or climate targets jeopardized by carbon offsetting issues mentioned in her articles, consider experts with direct knowledge of those projects or similar situations along with credible solutions or alternative approaches.
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Head of World Gold Council says illicit flows have risen to more than $120bn a year
By: Leslie Hook, Monica Mark
ZCCM chief executive hopes to publish 2025 results and resume UK trading “maybe within two months”
By: Nic Fildes, Leslie Hook
US aluminium group expands as disruptions in Middle East push up grey metal prices
Swiss energy group reports $3.3bn in first-half earnings at its marketing division
Objections from Chinese regulators put tie-up on rocks before the two groups cancelled acquisition
Data revision cuts estimate of official sector bullion buying by 76% during first quarter
By: Camilla Hodgson, Chris Campbell, Leslie Hook, Peter Andringa, Sam Joiner
Radioactive ores have become a proliferation risk in the land that supplied material for second world war atomic bombs
Mining company has long complained that its shares in London are undervalued
Disagreement between top miners over Nevada joint venture had served as block to spin-off
By: Leslie Hook, Nikou Asgari, Camilla Hodgson
Tokenisation of minerals is the latest attempt to bring the fervour of crypto into a new asset class
