Based in Frankfurt, this person will demonstrate tenacity in pursuing intelligence on ECB and related Eurozone policy of importance to our clients in the global fixed income and foreign exchange markets. The ideal candidate will have an impressive grasp of the current policy debate, including the technical aspects of central banking, and will be able to report exclusive breaking news stories as well as connect the dots for readers with insightful analysis pieces.
The ability to cultivate sources at the ECB and other Eurozone macroeconomic agencies up to the highest level is imperative, as is the ability to weigh sourced information carefully and accurately. A crisp and precise writing style is essential.
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