Enda Curran is a Reporter at various prestigious outlets including News24 Business and The Washington Post. He specializes in finance, covering topics such as capital markets, economic policy, and the global economy, while also addressing personal finance and trading. Enda's work has been featured in notable publications like Yahoo News UK, The Australian Financial Review, and Bloomberg News.
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Enda Curran's coverage heavily emphasizes finance and economy, focusing on global economic trends, US-China relations, elections, and central bank policies. He frequently cites data to support his reporting.
Given the prominent role of data in his articles, he may be interested in pitches that provide access to unique or exclusive datasets relevant to global economics or US-China trade relations. Additionally, experts with insights into these topics could also offer valuable contributions for potential opinion pieces or analysis.
Enda's focus is international rather than specific to a single geographic area. Therefore, pitches should take a global perspective when addressing economic trends and their implications on a macroeconomic scale.
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Money is going to be even more expensive.
By: Swati Pandey, Enda Curran
(Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said the surge in long-term US Treasury yields is helping to curb demand in
By: Swati Pandey, Enda Curran
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said the surge in long-term US Treasury yields is helping to curb demand in interest-rate-sensitive sectors such as housing and automobiles, doing some of the work of tighter monetary policy.
By: Enda Curran, Ye Xie
September’s hot inflation data lit up expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates this month, a prospect that appeared unlikely after policymakers in recent weeks signaled they had time to wait.
White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said prices have been falling for items such as beef and eggs, though consumer price data for September shows overall inflation continues to need policy attention.
(Bloomberg) -- White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said prices have been falling for items such as beef and eggs, though
By: Alexis Christoforous, Nina Trentmann, Emily Birnbaum, Enda Curran
How are CFOs navigating the AI boom, interest rates and C-suite shake-ups? Bloomberg journalists answer your questions on Thursday, Oct. 29 at 11 a.m. EDT.
By: Victor Swezey, Enda Curran, Ye Xie
Early on Oct. 14, just hours before the release of a much-anticipated report on US inflation, TD Securities’ Gennadiy Goldberg recommended that clients bet against a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike later in the month. The logic was that inflation would likely be benign enough to justify a hold. Equally important, a slew of Fed officials had spent days pushing back against expectations for an imminent move.
By: Enda Curran, Victor Swezey, Ye Xie
Hot inflation data sparked bets on a Fed hike. Then traders changed course
Higher borrowing costs add to the stress many Americans are feeling as they cast ballots.
