Tom Fairless is a European Economics Correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in covering economic developments in Europe. His work provides insights into the European Central Bank, global economic trends, trade disputes, and migration issues. Tom's articles offer in-depth analysis and reporting on the economic challenges and opportunities facing Europe and the world.
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Tom Fairless predominantly covers global economy, central bank policies and their impact on inflation, as well as immigration in Europe. His articles often cite data and government announcements. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing fact-based insights into global economic trends or analysis of central bank decisions with a focus on the European context. If you can provide relevant statistical data or offer expert opinions on economic policies and their effects on inflation, it may capture his interest.
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金利の急上昇で借り入れの魅力が低下する中、世界の富裕国は急増する歳出を賄うために過去数十年で最も多くの税金を徴収している。
Across the globe, record numbers of migrants are seeking safety and economic opportunity—and prompting political backlash
Germany’s economy shrank last year, extending a slump as new challenges point to more pain ahead.
世界4位の規模を誇るドイツ経済は、昨年は縮小した。6年にわたって続く不振は産業空洞化の懸念を引き起こし、欧州全域で各国政府への支えが失われる状況を招いている。
対ウクライナ支援を支持する人々は、米国の戦略的利益や道徳的義務を引き合いに出すのが常だが、近ごろはもっと打算的な主張を展開している。
世界各地で移民流入数が過去最高水準に達するなか、経済専門家の間では、一部の産業が外国人労働者に過度に依存し始めている可能性をめぐって議論が高まっている。
By: Tom Fairless, Paul Hannon, Ed Frankl
En este artículo: SNBN.SW The Bank of England kept interest rates unchanged. - Thomas Krych/Zuma Press
By: Tom Fairless
In the U.S. and Europe, underlying inflation has stopped falling or edged higher recently, weakening the case for rate cuts.
By: Tom Fairless
EU official Thierry Breton wants state spending to support domestic manufacturing to compete with China and the U.S.—a reversal of longtime policy to clamp down on national subsidies.
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