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Rebecca Howard is an Agriculture Editor at [Employer]. She covers a wide range of topics including finance, personal finance, and regional interests, with a particular focus on the economy, markets, and inflation in relation to global dynamics such as China and Brazil. Rebecca's work has been featured in Public Radio Tulsa, The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, eJewish Philanthropy, New Zealand Herald, and BusinessDesk NZ.
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Geo Focus
New Zealand (National)
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Cites Data:
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Government Announcement:
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Announcement:
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Press Release:
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Investment Analysis:
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Pitching Insights
Rebecca's coverage primarily focuses on the New Zealand economy, particularly in relation to dairy industry, interest rates, and banking. She often references government announcements and data in her articles.
If you have insights into New Zealand's economy, particularly related to the dairy industry or factors influencing interest rates and banking policies, Rebecca is likely to find them valuable for her coverage. Given her focus on citing data and press releases as well as government announcements, providing factual information supported by credible sources would be especially pertinent when reaching out with pitches.
Rebecca seems highly focused on national economic developments within New Zealand but does not appear restricted by geographic boundaries when it comes to financial news impacting the country.
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