The successful candidate will cover Japan’s huge – and hugely important – stock, currency and bond markets, and work as part of an Asia-wide finance and markets breaking news team responsible for covering moves and flows of regional markets, as well as the people shaping them.
This is a fast-paced job that requires quick and creative thinking, excellent news judgement and a keen eye for a great story. We are looking for someone who will be able to go beyond the daily ups-and-downs to zoom in on what is being bought and sold, and why, teasing out stories about the broader implications behind big market moves.
The successful candidate will be able to use data to illustrate what’s happening in the markets, and the implications for the broader economy. This is a great opportunity for an ambitious reporter to break news and tell insightful, complex stories through the people and businesses involved in and impacted by financial markets.
About The Role:
As our Markets Correspondent you will:
About You:
To be our Markets Correspondent, you will likely have:
To apply, go here.
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