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The writers, editors and independent contributors responsible for Global Markets Review. Individual profile pages identify each person's coverage areas, employment status and relevant disclosures.

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Daniel Mercer

Markets & Macro Contributor, Global Markets Review

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.

MarketsEconomyCentral BanksCommodities

Sophie Harcourt

Equities & Earnings Writer, Global Markets Review

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.

StocksEarningsIPOsAnalyst Ratings

Andrew Callahan

Senior Markets Correspondent, Global Markets Review

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.

US EquitiesFederal ReserveEarningsMacro

Rachel Monroe

Economics & Policy Contributor, Global Markets Review

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.

Fiscal PolicyInflationLabour MarketsTrade

Jonathan Reed

Technology & Investment Writer, Global Markets Review

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.

Artificial IntelligenceSemiconductorsVenture CapitalTech Stocks

Global Markets Review Editorial Team

Editorial Team, Global Markets Review

Global Markets Review Editorial Team bylines are reserved for work genuinely researched or maintained collectively by the newsroom rather than being assigned mechanically to an individual writer.

EditorialAnalysisNewsroom

Maya Chen

Index & Market Structure Correspondent, Global Markets Review

Maya Chen covers index construction, market breadth, sector concentration and the mechanics behind headline equity-market moves.

IndicesMarket BreadthSector RotationIndex Methodology

Thomas Avery

Portfolio & Valuation Research Writer, Global Markets Review

Thomas Avery writes comparative valuation and portfolio research for Global Markets Review, including company screens, sector comparisons and methodology-heavy reference pieces.

ValuationPortfolio ResearchCompany ComparisonsMethodology

Independent contributors

Nathan Ellis

Technology & Markets Contributor, Global Markets Review

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.

SemiconductorsTechnologyAnalyst RatingsAI Demand

Oscar Hayatt

Freelance Markets & Political Economy Columnist, Global Markets Review

Oscar Hayatt is a freelance markets and political economy columnist working with Global Markets Review. He writes about capital, companies and the economic forces behind market narratives, with a particular interest in the gap between public claims and the evidence in filings, operating data and policy decisions.

US MarketsPolitical EconomyConsumer EconomyCapital AllocationCorporate Strategy

Editorial responsibility

Published work is reviewed under Global Markets Review's editorial standards. Major factual claims are checked against attributable sources, and material errors are corrected transparently. The publication does not invent editorial titles, credentials or reporting experience for presentation.

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