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Elliot Smith

I'm a British journalist with eight years' domestic and international experience covering geopolitics, economics and sport. 

I will soon be relocating to Copenhagen after five years as a Correspondent for CNBC in London, and will be available to produce written news and features for English-language media, along with visual and audio commentary.

During my time at CNBC, my coverage ranged from a series of coups and growing Russian diplomatic influence in sub-Saharan Africa to the UK's cost-of-living crisis, from the collapse of Credit Suisse to live coverage of the war in Ukraine.

I have extensive experience covering central banks, corporate earnings reports and other breaking business/financial news.

My rate is negotiable, and I will be available for commissions from April 12, 2024.

Though based in Copenhagen, I am willing to travel for up to three months at a time for special projects.

 
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U.S. stocks have 'limited upside' from here, says Goldman Sachs Asset Management

On-camera contribution to a CNBC US mini-documentary on the evolution of Swiss bank UBS, following its takeover of domestic rival Credit Suisse.

An explainer on the coup in Niger and what it means for soft power interests in the region.

Video explainer on location in Newcastle, detailing Saudi Arabia's massive investment in sport and the role it plays in reshaping the Kingdom's economy.

Analysis of the UK Labour Party's economic plan, what it draws from "Bidenomics" and the key differences between the two.

Live coverage from the UK's Labour Party conference, as leader Keir Starmer set out his pitch to the nation ahead of the country's next general election.

A wide-ranging interview with MotoGP legend Marc Marquez, as he prepares to change teams for the first time in his 10-year elite class career in order to return to the front of the grid.

Live coverage for CNBC on the UK's 2023 Autumn Budget, explaining the Finance Minister's key measures for a broad audience.

A look at how Russia's soft power moves and the military influence of the Wagner Group in Africa affected the continent's diplomatic response to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Using sources on the ground to show how Twitter laid off most of its workforce in Ghana and left them without severance pay, in contravention of local employment law.

Analysis of the escalating conflict in Sudan, its historical context and likely trajectory.

A detailed look at the dispute between Elon Musk and Scandinavian labour unions, its cultural significance, and what the end game looks like for both sides.

An exploration of South Africa's deepening diplomatic ties with Moscow, and where the relationship fits in the context of a new global south.

Trump is a 'transactional president' but may not rock the boat on China, Standard Chartered CEO says

Veteran investor David Roche says the market is getting it wrong on Taiwan's election result

South Africa's genocide case against Israel has ‘global support,' finance minister says

Post Office scandal: TV show reignites anger over ‘most widespread miscarriage of justice' in UK history

Investors are cautiously optimistic on Europe in 2024. Here's what to look out for

Fat Cat Thursday: UK CEO pay already exceeds average worker salary for the year

Stock and bond markets will see a ‘year for non-consensus' in 2024, technical strategist says

Stock and bond markets will see a ‘year for non-consensus' in 2024, technical strategist says

Europe stocks close lower as global sentiment falters; euro zone inflation rebounds

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