Sophia Chen
Analyst

Sophia Chen

Economics & Policy Writer

Sophia specializes in macroeconomics, Federal Reserve policy, and global economic trends. She previously worked as a research economist and contributes deep analysis on inflation and GDP data.

Sophia Chen's Articles (395)
Treasury Yields Steady After Strong 30-Year Auction; Dalio Warns on Equities
Markets
Treasury Yields Steady After Strong 30-Year Auction; Dalio Warns on Equities
Firmus IPO Collapse: Nvidia Backing Fails to Justify $30.6B Valuation
Markets
Firmus IPO Collapse: Nvidia Backing Fails to Justify $30.6B Valuation
Microsoft Slides on Visa Suspension; AI Stocks Dip, Gold Gains
Markets
Microsoft Slides on Visa Suspension; AI Stocks Dip, Gold Gains
US Jobless Claims Drop to 197K, Signaling Stable Labor Market Despite Weak Hiring
Economy
US Jobless Claims Drop to 197K, Signaling Stable Labor Market Despite Weak Hiring
Dow Drops 120 Points as Oil Tops $104 and 10-Year Yield Nears 5.35%
Markets
Dow Drops 120 Points as Oil Tops $104 and 10-Year Yield Nears 5.35%
Dow Futures Plunge 480 Points as Oil Tops $104, Yields Stay Elevated
Markets
Dow Futures Plunge 480 Points as Oil Tops $104, Yields Stay Elevated
Asian Equities Slide as Samsung's Record Profit Fails to Offset Yield Pressures
Markets
Asian Equities Slide as Samsung's Record Profit Fails to Offset Yield Pressures
Treasury Yields Hit 24-Year High, Micron Gains on Analyst Upgrade
Markets
Treasury Yields Hit 24-Year High, Micron Gains on Analyst Upgrade
10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 5.36%, Highest Since 2002, Ahead of $39B Auction
Markets
10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 5.36%, Highest Since 2002, Ahead of $39B Auction
Treasury Yields at 5%: Analysts See Structural Shift in Cost of Capital
Markets
Treasury Yields at 5%: Analysts See Structural Shift in Cost of Capital
FTSE 100 slips as gilt yields hit 5.45%, BoE rate hike odds rise
Markets
FTSE 100 slips as gilt yields hit 5.45%, BoE rate hike odds rise
KOSPI slides 1.2% as foreign selling persists; Nikkei steadies near 70,700
Markets
KOSPI slides 1.2% as foreign selling persists; Nikkei steadies near 70,700