Alan Beattie is a Senior Trade Writer at the Financial Times. He covers international trade, globalization, and the intersection of geopolitics and economics, with a keen focus on the global economy and financial markets. Alan's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including The Australian Financial Review, Focus Malaysia, and The Irish Times.
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Alan Beattie's articles predominantly revolve around legal policy and regulation, often presented through opinion editorials. His focus lies in global finance, economy, world affairs, international trade, geopolitics, globalization and international relations. Given the prevalence of opinion pieces in his coverage attributes, it would be beneficial to approach him with a distinct viewpoint or analysis on ongoing global economic trends or geopolitical events.
Potential outreach could involve offering unique perspectives on current global economic policies or insights into complex international trade dynamics. Experts who can provide well-researched opinions backed by data may find success when reaching out to Alan for potential collaboration.
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Ottawa has no alternative but to keep the door open to negotiating the best possible access to the US market
Partners are faced with a model that combines export-led growth with tech supremacy
The US and China are in a stand-off rather than a state of agreement
By: Alan Beattie
The US and China are in a stand-off rather than a state of agreement, says Alan Beattie for the Financial Times.
By: Alan Beattie
Yet another US customs initiative will strain an overburdened bureaucracy
Brussels is urging UK tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, but it might take more than that
The demand-destroying response to the 1973 Arab oil embargo shows the risk of stopping exports
Resistance to Ukraine’s agricultural exports is undermining the bloc’s influence
By: Soumaya Keynes, Alan Beattie
Senior trade writer Alan Beattie and economics columnist Soumaya Keynes will answer reader questions in a live Q&A on Thursday October 15 at 1pm (BST)
Germany’s apparent shift towards trade belligerence is unfocused and unproven
