Myles McCormick is a Correspondent at the Financial Times in Washington. He covers a range of topics including US politics, energy policy and regulation, and personal finance, with a focus on the intersections of government, public policy, and the energy sector. Myles has been featured in prominent publications such as The Australian Financial Review, Financial Post, and The Irish Times.
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Myles McCormick's coverage predominantly revolves around the energy sector, finance & economy, and government & politics. He often covers significant announcements and legal policy regulation within these areas.
Given his focus on the oil industry, energy sector, climate change, geopolitics, investment opportunities, and international relations; Myles would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into global energy market trends or analysis of geopolitical events impacting the energy and oil sectors. Additionally, given his coverage attributes related to government announcements and legal policy regulations as well as topics like investment opportunities in the context of oil industry developments or geopolitical shifts may pique his interest.
Since Myles does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but seems to cover international relations extensively particularly regarding how they affect the oil industry and geopolitics surrounding it.
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Hiring exceeds Wall Street’s forecasts for second month in a row
By: Persida V. Rueda-Acosta
Schools may validly refuse the reenrollment of students with negative records
By: Myles Mccormick, Steff Chávez, Eva Xiao, Claire Jones
Conflict is reverberating across the US economy at cost of hundreds of billions of dollars in lost output
By: Myles Mccormick, Jamie Smyth
Republican Senator Josh Hawley to introduce legislation as Donald Trump backs the move amid soaring fuel costs
By: Myles Mccormick, Kate Duguid
April figure marks highest level in three years as effects of conflict reverberate through US economy
Producer price index rises at fastest rate since wake of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
By: Kate Duguid, Claire Jones, Myles Mccormick
Take part in a live Ask an Expert Q&A with the FT’s US economics editor, US economics correspondent and US markets editor on Monday May 18 at 4pm BST
Extra spending on petrol and diesel exceeds cost of repairing country’s bridges or rebooting air traffic control
Thirty-day licence comes as American voters become frustrated at high cost of petrol and diesel
By: Claire Jones, Myles Mccormick, Ian Hodgson, Gregory Meyer
Pressure is mounting with fuel prices driven 50% higher by Strait of Hormuz blockade
