Rana Foroohar is a columnist and associate editor at the Financial Times. She covers a range of topics including finance, economics, and government, with a particular focus on AI, China, markets, inflation, and the Biden administration. Foroohar's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Australian Financial Review, The Washington Post, and Yahoo Finance.
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Progress has been made at home, but what comes next abroad will make a big difference
This time around, it’s women who are angry — not so much about the demise of factory jobs as the threats to abortion rights, and the economic risks posed by Trump.
By: Rana Foroohar
Where female voters go, the result of the US presidential election follows, says the Financial Times' Rana Foroohar.
Has the US now become a distressed asset?
We’ll get a short-term high — but many investors are worrying about what comes next
And the US consumer market is now the world's richest chip Rana Foroohar
The world has changed, but the EU’s worldview hasn’t changed with it
New legislation raises questions about whether Maga, or Wall Street, will steer the ship in the incoming administration
A softening in the market is a harbinger of things to come — in both equities and the real economy
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