Sommer Saadi is a Podcast Producer at Bloomberg Radio. She specializes in business and economics, finance, personal finance, and regional interest, with a focus on topics such as markets, ESG, and government and politics. Sommer's work has been featured in Bloomberg News.
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Sommer Saadi's coverage mainly revolves around government & politics and finance & economy, with a focus on expert commentary and opinion editorials. She appears to be interested in topics related to countering elites, net zero, Jeffrey Epstein, private equity, and other socio-political issues.
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By: Sommer Saadi, Merryn Somerset Webb
The UK finance veteran decries Labour tax policies in the UK while pointing to opportunities in the Americas.
By: Francine Lacqua, Sommer Saadi, Allegra Stratton
On this episode of In the City, the Bank of England’s Nat Benjamin discusses results from the latest financial stability report.
By: Merryn Somerset Webb, Sommer Saadi
Chief Macro Strategist John Hardy joins Merryn Talks Money to discuss the annual list of far-fetched events that would upend financial markets.
The Peterson Institute president tells In the City that Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s departure represents a deeper affliction.
On this personal finance edition of Merryn Talks Money, we discuss why tying the knot in the UK can make sense for your bottom line.
Market historian Russell Napier explains on Merryn Talks Money that economic nationalism may have negative consequences for some nations.
By: Sommer Saadi, David Merritt, Francine Lacqua
Beatriz Martin was tasked with sifting through the bank’s assets. Nearly two years in, she tells In the City it’s been easier than expected.
In this week’s personal finance edition of Merryn Talks Money, we discuss the best platforms for investing and what fees you might expect to pay.
On this episode of In the City, we look at Britain’s latest market woes and how the turmoil could derail the government’s economic plans.
By: Sommer Saadi, Stephanie Flanders
The recent selloff could thwart his economic plans as some worry the Republican’s policies will fuel inflation and increase the deficit.
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