Bloomberg News is seeking a Reporter/Editor for its First Word FX service, as it expands coverage of FX and rates markets across the EMEA region. This position will be based in London. The successful candidate will be responsible for generating and shaping concise, on-the-spot stories on developments in global foreign-exchange markets, capturing the elements of both “what’s happening” and “what it means,” particularly in the context of macroeconomic and political developments and monetary and fiscal policy.
Knowledge of Bloomberg’s currency functions is a plus as is an understanding of the options market and futures, forwards, currency swaps and other derivatives that price off of FX. All candidates must have the ability and market-specific knowledge to immediately discern actionable information from breaking news and have strong writing skills and proven ability to make new contacts and develop sources.
Qualifications:
-Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
-Experience in FX reporting and writing and/or in a comparable industry role (strategist/analyst/trader)
-Deep and broad contacts among the FX trader and investor community
-Strong work ethic & team player
To apply, go here.
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