Louis Ashworth is a US Alphaville Reporter. He covers a range of topics in business and economics, including capital markets, economic policy, and corporate finance, with a keen interest in the global and local economy. Louis has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, RealClearMarkets, The Manila Times, The Australian Financial Review, Financial Times, and New Zealand Herald.
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United Kingdom (National)
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Louis Ashworth's coverage spans a wide range of topics within finance, economy, and government. He frequently engages with opinion pieces and expert commentary, indicating an interest in receiving insightful perspectives on financial market trends, economic indicators, central bank activities, trading strategies, and the banking industry.
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Times is so hard (disk drive), and it’s getting even harder
Maker of creative software is hardly in crisis but it does risk losing its edge
It’s both the size and what you do with it
Vermeer; Western Asset; Lincoln v cotton; digital services taxes; perps; Andy Burnham; and Treasury exposures
By: Louis Ashworth
Many stats; no learnings
The momentum is finally with the German group under the leadership of Bjørn Gulden
Charting Room
Downwards doc
Sandwich chain’s float a test of appetite for a sector pinched by concerns over consumer spending
By: Louis Ashworth
Committing to debit
