Mehreen Khan is the Economics Editor at The Times. She covers a range of topics including finance, commodities, and economic policy, with a focus on both global and local economies. Mehreen's insights have been featured in notable publications such as The Australian Financial Review, Financial Times, and The Journal of Sustainable Tourism.
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Mehreen Khan's coverage heavily focuses on the UK economy, house prices, inflation, interest rates, and global economic trends. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles.
Given this focus, experts with a deep understanding of the UK economy or specific aspects such as inflation, interest rates, or housing market trends would be valuable sources for Mehreen. They could provide insights supported by relevant data to align with her reporting style.
With 68% of her coverage focused on finance & economy and 19% on government & politics themes, pitches should center around these topics while keeping a national (United Kingdom) perspective in mind.
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The government borrowed £1.8 billion in July, significantly better than predictions
Consumer spending fell in July, the Office for National Statistics reports, with sales of clothing, footwear and household goods all affected
Attention will be focused on Kevin Warsh, the Fed chairman, who is leading the central bank as the US faces its highest long-term borrowing costs since 2007
Purchasing managers report the fast pace of growth for four months although manufacturing activity slowed in August
Ten-year bond yields rose to 4.72% amid widespread concern over inflation and America’s $40 trillion debt pile
President Trump’s activist Treasury secretary was once on the other side of the fence, as George Soros’s wingman on Black Wednesday
By: Ben Clatworthy, Mehreen Khan
Taxation should be shifted away from younger people in work towards the wealth and property of older people, think tank says
Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of prices remained at 3.3 per cent in July, driven up by high oil prices and massive AI investment
Market sees greater chance of an increase next month as Fed chief talks of a ‘concerning’ inflation outlook at Jackson Hole symposium
The Fed chair, who has vowed to stop ‘spoon feeding’ traders with his intentions, gave a strong hint that interest rates could rise at Jackson Hole
