Thomas Wright, Economics Correspondent

Thomas Wright is an economics correspondent covering trade policy, industrial strategy, and regional economic development. With eight years of experience and a background reporting for The Economist, he excels at connecting macroeconomic data to real-world impacts on businesses and workers. His coverage of post-Brexit trade deals has been particularly influential.
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2016 Articles

Gas Prices Decline Fuels US Inflation Drop, But Future Uncertainty Looms

Inflation rates in the United States have shown signs of easing, largely…

Gas Prices Decline Eases US Inflation, but Uncertainty Looms Ahead

US inflation experienced a notable decline in June, primarily driven by a…

US Inflation Declines Amid Falling Gas Prices, But Uncertainty Looms Ahead

** Inflation in the United States has seen a notable decline, driven…

China’s Economic Growth Stumbles as Exports Surge and Domestic Sales Decline

In a stark contrast to surging exports, China's economy posted disappointing growth…

China’s Economic Growth Slows to 4.3% Amid Declining Domestic Sales

China's economic expansion has hit a troubling low, with recent statistics revealing…

China’s Economy Faces Headwinds as Growth Slips to 4.3% Amid Struggling Domestic Sales

China's economic landscape has taken a sharp turn as the latest figures…

James Watt Aims to Reclaim BrewDog with Support from Equity Punk Investors

BrewDog co-founder James Watt has initiated a bid to regain ownership of…

Labour’s Pat McFadden Advocates for Welfare Reform with Focus on Employment Support

Pat McFadden, the work and pensions secretary, has made a compelling case…

Labour’s Pat McFadden Advocates for Welfare Reform with Focus on Employment Support

** In a significant shift in approach to welfare, Pat McFadden, Labour's…

Inflation Eases to 3.5% Amid Fluctuating Energy Prices and Economic Concerns

Inflation in the United States has decreased to an annual rate of…

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