Writers and contributors covering Global Markets Review's core beats.
Markets & Macro Contributor
Daniel Mercer is a markets and macro contributor at Global Markets Review, covering the economic forces that shape global asset prices. His work focuses on central-bank policy, interest rates, inflation, major equity indices, currencies and commodities, with particular attention to the developments driving investor sentiment across the US, UK and European markets.
Equities & Earnings Writer
Sophie Harcourt is an equities and earnings writer at Global Markets Review, covering listed companies, quarterly results and the events that move individual stocks. Her reporting focuses on earnings releases, corporate outlooks, IPOs, sector trends and changes in investor expectations.
Technology & Markets Contributor
Nathan Ellis is a technology and markets contributor at Global Markets Review, covering the companies at the intersection of technology, artificial intelligence and public markets. His work focuses on semiconductor stocks, major technology companies, analyst upgrades and downgrades, price-target changes and the investment themes driving the sector.
Senior Markets Correspondent
Andrew Callahan is a senior markets correspondent at Global Markets Review, covering US equities, Federal Reserve policy, corporate earnings, and the macroeconomic forces influencing global financial markets.
Economics & Policy Contributor
Rachel Monroe is an economics and policy contributor at Global Markets Review, writing on US fiscal policy, inflation, labour markets, trade, and the regulatory environment facing American businesses.
Technology & Investment Writer
Jonathan Reed is a technology and investment writer at Global Markets Review, covering artificial intelligence, semiconductors, venture capital, public technology companies, and emerging investment themes.
Editorial Team
Global Markets Review Editorial Team pieces are written and edited collectively by the newsroom rather than credited to a single reporter. These are typically stories built from primary documents — regulator filings, central bank releases, company disclosures and official statistics — where the reporting is a desk-wide effort.