Sam Fleming is the Economics Editor at the Financial Times. He specializes in EU policy and US economics, having previously served as Brussels bureau chief and US economics editor, respectively. His insights and reporting have been featured in numerous publications, including the Financial Post, The Irish Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Sam Fleming's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and opinion editorials related to finance and economy, with a particular emphasis on UK-specific topics. Therefore, individuals or organizations seeking to reach out effectively should provide insights or commentary relevant to the UK's government economic policies, taxation reforms, central bank decisions in managing inflation rates.
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Warning comes as bond investors worry about Andy Burnham’s potential bid for Labour leadership
By: Sam Fleming, Jennifer Williams, George Parker
Labour leadership frontrunner’s promise to stick to chancellor’s fiscal rules leaves tax rises as most likely option
By: Sam Fleming, Claire Jones
Central bank chair’s tenure was marked by inflation shocks and his battle to protect the institution’s independence
Bigger than expected slowdown comes as BoE weighs response to effects of Iran conflict
By: Ian Smith, Sam Fleming, George Parker, Jim Pickard
Energy secretary’s work with Greater Manchester mayor will fuel speculation he is positioning himself as future chancellor
By: George Parker, Sam Fleming
Chancellor sets out sweeping package of measures aimed at helping businesses and families
Figure comes as Middle East conflict and political turmoil darken outlook for the public finances
By: George Parker, Jennifer Williams, Sam Fleming
Potential Labour leadership contender points to ‘a big case’ for reforming property levies
By: Sam Fleming, Valentina Romei, Philip Stafford
Inflation is now expected to hit 3.6% in the final quarter of the year
By: Chris Smyth, Sam Fleming
Newly appointed chief secretary to the Treasury Lucy Rigby wants to roll out technology across Whitehall
