Claire Jones
@senoj_erialc
US economics editor, Financial Times. Views my own.
Delighted to announce that I'll be joining the Financial Times' Washington bureau as US economics editor. Thank you to @brookeamasters, @derek_brower and @JamesPoliti for the opportunity at this very important time for the country.
The @FT has named @senoj_erialc as US economics editor, leading a new team with @Aime_Williams & @amandalanchu to expand coverage of trade and economics under the Trump administration. More here: on.ft.com/3XZVTHY
Great to be on Swap Notes with @AdamPosen
New Podcast with @senoj_erialc on central bank independence Trump’s case against Fed chair Powell - it's no good on.ft.com/4kT5MzT via @FT
If you're in DC and abundance-curious, you might like this panel & happy hour tomorrow evening. We'll discuss policies that would deliver abundance vs. those that would take us backwards, moderated by Claire Jones of the Financial Times (@senoj_erialc). eventbrite.co.uk/e/abundance-do…
Can the Fed stay independent under Trump? via @FT @senoj_erialc on.ft.com/44UpSoz
Great to speak to @saffeya_ahmed about why – for now, at least – the US economy remains in good shape, despite the tariffs, and about how long that lasts. open.spotify.com/episode/5dinvo…
Congrats @mylesmccormick_ - thrilled that you are joining our top-notch FT economics team !
Delighted to announce that ace reporter @mylesmccormick_ has joined the DC economics team. Expect to read some great pieces digging into the latest data and trends impacting the US economy at a time of momentous change. Welcome Myles!
Delighted to announce that ace reporter @mylesmccormick_ has joined the DC economics team. Expect to read some great pieces digging into the latest data and trends impacting the US economy at a time of momentous change. Welcome Myles!
World Bank lifts decades-long ban on funding nuclear energy in major boost for atomic energy industry ft.com/content/d80b68… via @ft
My interview with @USCBO director Phill Swagel on the longer-term repercussions of the chaos that followed “liberation day” on.ft.com/43jPYzE
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Great scoop from @kateduguid and co
FLASH from the @FT: Stephen Miran, Chair of the Pres.'s Council of Economic Advisers & brains behind the Mar-a-Lago Accord nonsense, met w/ hedge funds on Friday. The key takeaway: "Miran’s comments around tariffs and markets [were] “incoherent”... Miran was “out of his depth”.
Are you an FT subscriber? Then check out this webinar we’re doing on Trump, tariffs, economics and markets with @rbrtrmstrng @AidenReiter @katie_martin_fx @senoj_erialc and me. Starts in 8 minutes! trump-markets.live.ft.com
Sen. John Kennedy: “My experience with Jay Powell is that he’s got tiger blood. He’s going to do what he thinks is right, and he’s not going to go down in history as the Federal Reserve chairman that allowed inflation to become wild as a March hare.” nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1…
Republican senator John Kennedy backs Powell over Trump attacks on Fed ft.com/content/8fc427… via @ft
Good scene-setter for next week’s @IMFNews & @WorldBank spring meetings from @senoj_erialc & @stephistacey in the @FT 🎁👇 on.ft.com/3RUT6fM
Important speech from Chris Waller, who signals Fed might have to ditch 'wait and see' approach to rate cuts if Trump ends up imposing bigger tariffs. Sounds a lot less concerned about enduring impact on inflation than the rest of the FOMC on.ft.com/3RdDYdg
The FT's @senoj_erialc did an interview with Austan Goolsbee, Chicago Fed president. Here is the transcript on the ft's Monetary Policy Radar on.ft.com/43l1Wul
The Conference Board's survey follows UMich in pointing to rising inflation expectations among US consumers. @senoj_erialc wrote last week about how this presents a rising risk to the Federal Reserve -> ft.com/content/7637cd…