Thomas Hale is a Reporter at Financial Times. He specializes in finance and investment, covering key trends and insights in these critical areas. Thomas has been featured in notable publications including National Post, Inc., The Irish Times, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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Thomas Hale's coverage heavily focuses on China's economy, especially the real estate industry and its impact on the broader economic landscape. He seems to prioritize articles that cite data, cover government announcements, and provide investment analysis.
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By: Wenjie Ding, Michael Pooler, Thomas Hale
In China, Mixue's franchise model has expanded at an exponential rate on the back of demand for affordable products as the economy slows.
By: William Sandlund, Thomas Hale
Figures meanwhile show deflationary pressures easing in world’s second-largest economy
By: Paola Tamma, Laura Dubois, Thomas Hale
Proposal would boost Beijing’s drive to internationalise the renminbi and counter dominance of US dollar
Bondholders might balk at the recoveries offered so far, but any remedies involve complex negotiations
By: Thomas Hale, Cheng Leng, Emma Dunkley
London-listed group is set to be taken over by US-headquartered asset manager Nuveen in £10bn deal
By: Joe Leahy, Thomas Hale, Edward White
Beijing | Xi Jinping has told Vladimir Putin the world is in danger of regressing to “the law of the jungle” as he sought to portray Beijing as a force of global stability just days after hosting Donald Trump for a summit.
By: William Langley, Thomas Hale, Adrienne Klasa, Arjun Neil Alim
Companies seek growth abroad through deals for Everlane and Puma amid domestic competition and deflationary pressures
By: Madeleine Speed, Thomas Hale
Durex condom sales have fallen sharply in China after the government removed a long-running tax exemption and clamped down on the marketing of contraceptives as part of sweeping efforts to revitalise the country's birth rate
Rapha and Lululemon among groups riding wave of interest in wellbeing
By: Emma Dunkley, Thomas Hale
Foreign firms that launched their own businesses after Beijing relaxed ownership rules have attracted only $5bn
