NY Times hires Rennison to cover markets and trading

Joe Rennison

New York Occasions enterprise editor Ellen Pollock sent out the following on Thursday:

We’re delighted to announce that Joe Rennison will be joining The Instances to go over money markets and buying and selling, a beat that ranges from chronicling the vagaries of the inventory sector to explaining the generally-inscrutable trading selections of Wall Road insiders.

Joe arrives to us from the Financial Situations, where by he has covered the defeat for the earlier seven a long time, most lately as the paper’s deputy U.S. markets editor. Joe has written about just about every facet of marketplaces, from derivatives to treasuries  to junk bonds, and followed the increase of digital trading. Above the past  year, he was a part of the FT’s crew masking the meme inventory fad. In individual, his story on the hedge fund and trading large Citadel showed how markets reporting goes properly further than the every day ups and downs of buying and selling.

Joe is signing up for us at a pivotal second — just as the Federal Reserve embarks on its campaign to beat inflation by raising desire costs sharply, stirring fears of a economic downturn and causing new volatility in markets.

He will be portion of Preeta’s workforce but function with reporters and editors across Company, such as the day-to-day briefing, to deal with economical markets in all their glory and reveal the intricacies and wide relevance of stock and bond moves to our visitors in the months in advance.

He is a graduate of the London School of Economics, with a degree in philosophy, logic and scientific system. Joe will get started on July 11, centered in New York.

—Ellen, Preeta and Mo