Rebecca Jones
Editor. A financial journalist for 15 years, with a special interest in ethical and sustainable investing.
Rebecca Jones began her career at the UK personal finance magazines What Investment and Money Observer, where she became deputy editor. She has since written and edited for the business pages of UK national newspapers, including The i Paper and The Express.
She also ran Good With Money, a UK site about ethical money. She holds the Investment Management Certificate from CFA UK.
Articles Rebecca contributed to
- Amazon and Tesla are 41.6% of consumer discretionary ETF XLY
- Strategy Shares files DEPO, aiming above SOFR by financing banks overnight
- Seoul jumps 6.6% on SK Hynix, and New York is not matching it
- AI selloff stalls before the U.S. open as oil climbs back above $100
- Nasdaq-100 fund indicated 1.7% lower as AI spending worries return
- Nasdaq futures rise as SpaceX posts its first public profit
- Canada's inflation below estimates as core measures ease
- Merck KGaA agrees to buy potential blood cancer cure
- Jakarta stocks fall again as MSCI proposes dropping Indonesia from emerging markets
- Bramshill Power Income ETF BPOW would target a third in emerging-market debt, with no junk cap
- Chips and AI remain choppy as investors weigh macro signals
- China GDP beats forecasts, indicating a structural uptick
- Anthropic will commit 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund, if holders agree
- U.S. import prices rose 8.1% over the year, the fastest since 2022
- Industrial production rose 0.7% in September, with utility output up 3.5%
- Taiwan plans to make AI server exports to China a crime
- Jakarta stocks fall 11.6% as MSCI proposes dropping Indonesia from emerging markets
- Investors weigh a $1.5 trillion Anthropic IPO, down from $2 trillion
- ECB approval lets UniCredit take the Commerzbank shares tendered in July
- US retail sales rose 0.8% in September, mostly on higher gasoline prices
- Producer prices rose 1.3% in September, the biggest jump since 2022
- UK GDP grew 0.1% in August, beating forecasts of a fall
- Zelenskyy says Ukraine's refinery pause is over as fire hits Rosneft's Ryazan refinery
- Chip stocks stay low into the open as inflation revives rate-hike bets
- September core inflation tops the forecast, and an October Fed hike is back in play
- Bank of America profit falls to $0.91 a share after $1.2 billion fine
- Economists expect September inflation hike in last reading before Fed meets
- AT&T agrees to sell its Mexico business to Televisa and Fintech for $2 billion
- Existing-home sales in the United States rise 1.5% to 3.99 million as mortgage rates climb
- Bumble Inc. agrees $1.3 billion sale to Ithaca Holdings
- Citigroup profit jumps 40%, and the bank lifts its 2026 return target
- London Stock Exchange Group considering bid for US credit-data firm Octus at $3.5 billion valuation
- Wells Fargo profit rises, but revenue misses estimates
- Chip sell-off hits Asian session, Nasdaq futures dip as Dow reaches higher
- Oil moves higher before the open after dipping on Trump's unconfirmed energy ceasefire
- Houthis warn airlines off Saudi airports as Riyadh is struck again
- Amazon in talks to buy Israeli AI startup Decart for around $7 billion
- Saudi industrial production fell 23.5% in August, before crude shipments rebounded
- US jet disables a cargo ship leaving an Iranian port
- US consumer sentiment falls as conditions for big purchases plunge
- Brazil's inflation comes in above expectations and central bank's ceiling
- Apple told suppliers to cut October iPhone 18 Pro component orders by at least 15%
- China assigns 550 billion yuan of unused local borrowing
- Trump rules out an Iran strike before the midterms, and oil gives back only a slice
- Explosions stop flights at Riyadh's airport; Houthis claim a missile strike
- PepsiCo earnings beat estimates as it cuts 2026 profit outlook on US woes
- Uniqlo's Europe and North America sales surpass China in fifth record year
- Oil jumps 5.1%, and reported AI borrowing meets yields near a 24-year high
- Georgieva says a hawkish bias may be right, and economies at war face the biggest growth hit
- German industrial output rose 2.0% in August, mainly from construction