Valentina Romei is an Economics reporter at the Financial Times. She specializes in UK data and provides insightful news and analysis on the European and global economies, with a focus on themes such as construction, real estate, finance, and trading. Valentina's work has been featured in notable publications including The Irish Times, The Australian Financial Review, and Yahoo Finance.
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Valentina Romei's coverage focuses on the finance and economy, with a particular emphasis on data-driven analysis of the UK economy, including inflation, business activity, consumer confidence, and interest rates. Given her reliance on data and government announcements in her articles, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights or access to exclusive data related to these economic indicators.
She may also be receptive to experts who can provide forward-looking analysis based on economic trends and government policies. Since Valentina's focus is primarily on the UK economy, any pitches should align with this geographic scope.
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By: Sam Fleming, Valentina Romei
Figure signals momentum remained robust
By: Michelle Chan, Valentina Romei, Ramsay Hodgson
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Business investment in the UK has grown by less than half the pace of the US since 2019, highlighting a widening divergence between the two
By: Valentina Romei, Claire Jones, Zehra Munir, Ilya Gridneff, Olaf Storbeck
Home loans have become more expensive in North America and Europe despite central banks keeping rates on hold
By: Valentina Romei
PMI figures reflect domestic political uncertainty adding to fallout from the Middle East war
Labour’s election results piled pressure on Starmer but failed to dent households’ mood in May
By: Valentina Romei
Affordability pressures weigh on capital while Manchester, Liverpool and other regional hubs benefit from population growth
By: Sam Fleming, Valentina Romei, Philip Stafford
Inflation is now expected to hit 3.6% in the final quarter of the year
By: Valentina Romei, Chris Smyth
Government report will warn of a ‘lost generation’ as number of ‘Neets’ rises to highest level in 12 years
By: Valentina Romei, Sam Fleming
FT analysis shows economists more optimistic now than three months after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
