Mehreen Khan is the Economics Editor at The Times. She covers a range of topics including finance, commodities, and economic policy, with a focus on both global and local economies. Mehreen's insights have been featured in notable publications such as The Australian Financial Review, Financial Times, and The Journal of Sustainable Tourism.
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Mehreen Khan's coverage heavily focuses on the UK economy, house prices, inflation, interest rates, and global economic trends. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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By: Ben Clatworthy, Mehreen Khan
Taxation should be shifted away from younger people in work towards the wealth and property of older people, think tank says
Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of prices remained at 3.3 per cent in July, driven up by high oil prices and massive AI investment
Market sees greater chance of an increase next month as Fed chief talks of a ‘concerning’ inflation outlook at Jackson Hole symposium
The Fed chair, who has vowed to stop ‘spoon feeding’ traders with his intentions, gave a strong hint that interest rates could rise at Jackson Hole
Scott Bessent, the US Treasury secretary, is following the Japanese playbook with soft interventions in the bond market to suppress borrowing costs
By: Mehreen Khan, Jack Barnett
The PM and his chancellor are ‘guilty until proven innocent’ on fiscal credibility. Action on the pensions triple lock and benefits could prove their mettle
New payroll figures beat Wall Street forecasts and could push the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates for the first time in three years
The Bank of England governor says ageing societies and higher defence spending are adding to pressure in global bond markets
Output per job grew by 1.4% in the year to June, says the Office for National Statistics. Could artificial intelligence be the catalyst for this economic upturn?
By: Constantino G. Lambroussis, Mehreen Khan, Zohha Khan, Zuhayr Khan, Mahsum Jafri
The comorbidity of chronic venous insufficiency is a prevalent vascular disorder that has further risks of progressing to ulceration and recurrent symptoms despite prior intervention. Endovenous laser therapy (EVLT) has become a first-line treatment for chronic venous insufficiency, especially in the axial great saphenous vein (GSV) reflux due to its high technical success and favorable safety profile. However, the recurrence of venous reflux remains clinically significant and often requires repeat imaging and intervention to further manage the condition. We present the case of a 54-year-old female patient with a history of chronic deep vein thromboses and prior EVLT of the right GSV who developed recurrent axial reflux associated with lateral malleolar ulceration. With duplex ultrasound mapping, we were able to demonstrate near-continuous reflux in the proximal GSV with incompetent accessory and perforator veins. Overall, this case report highlights the importance of comprehensive venous duplex imaging in identifying the mechanisms of recurrence and guiding management decisions, including the consideration of cyanoacrylate closure versus repeat thermal ablation.
