Graeme Wearden is a Reporter and Live Blogger at the Guardian. He specializes in finance, financial markets, business and economics, with a focus on capital markets, economic policy, and global economy. Graeme's work has been featured in notable publications including the Irish Examiner, The Irish Times, Yahoo Finance Singapore, and Business Times Journal.
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Graeme Wearden's coverage is heavily focused on UK finance, economy, and business news. He frequently cites data and government announcements in his articles. Therefore, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on economic indicators like interest rates, inflation, GDP figures, as well as the housing market trends in the UK.
Given his national focus on the United Kingdom, potential sources should have expertise or experience specifically within the UK financial and business sectors to effectively engage with Graeme’s reporting needs. Providing insights into current economic trends and their implications for businesses and consumers could make a compelling pitch for him.
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By: Graeme Wearden
Experts say Bank of England unlikely to increase rates by full percentage point – and could lower them by end of 2027
By: Graeme Wearden
LIVE – Updated at 08:58 Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news.
By: Graeme Wearden
LIVE – Updated at 09:50 Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news. Neocloud company shares drop after Musk warning
By: Graeme Wearden
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news Introduction: Musk says AI datacentre funding is drying up
By: Graeme Wearden
LIVE – Updated at 12:35 Meta says share sale will support its “continued investment in AI infrastructure and personal superintelligence”, as Elon Musk warns some AI cloud computing firms face ‘guppy-level death'.
Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has announced plans for a $95bn (£71bn) fundraising to cover its AI expenditure, even as Elon Musk warned that funding for smaller players in the sector was drying up.
By: Graeme Wearden
Meta says share sale will support its “continued investment in AI infrastructure and personal superintelligence”, as Elon Musk warns some AI cloud computing firms face ‘guppy-level death'
By: Graeme Wearden
LIVE – Updated at 07:45 Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news. Kalyeena Makortoff
By: Graeme Wearden
LIVE – Updated at 12:21 Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news.
By: Graeme Wearden
LIVE – Updated at 16:56 Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news. Closing post Time to wrap up…
