The Monsters of Finance XSirens

Siren · No. 03 of 10

Sara Eisen

@SaraEisen

Anchors Squawk on the Street, where the morning's market story is set before most people reach their desks.
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What makes a Siren

Sirens set the agenda before 9:30. They're the reporters, hosts and anchors whose morning take everyone trades around, even the people who disagree with it.

The other sirens

Who the market listens to before the bell.

  1. No. 01: Lisa Abramowicz@lisaabramowicz1

    Co-anchors Bloomberg Surveillance, so a lot of the market hears her take before the opening bell.

  2. No. 02: Nick Timiraos@NickTimiraos

    WSJ's Fed reporter, whose stories bond traders read before every FOMC like they're part of the statement.

  3. No. 04: Tracy Alloway@tracyalloway

    Odd Lots co-host who has talked thousands of people into choosing to listen to an hour on repo markets.

  4. No. 05: Jack Farley@JackFarley96

    Hosts Monetary Matters, the macro interview a lot of allocators queue up before anything else.

  5. No. 06: David Ingles@DavidInglesTV

    Bloomberg's Asia anchor, handing the overnight session to the West before it's out of bed.

  6. No. 07: Soumaya Keynes@SoumayaKeynes

    FT columnist and Economics Show host who makes trade policy sound like something you want to hear about.

  7. No. 08: Ana Swanson@AnaSwanson

    Covers trade for the NYT, and supply chain teams read her tariff stories before their first meeting.

  8. No. 09: Liz Hoffman@lizrhoffman

    Semafor's business and finance voice and usually the first read on a big Wall Street deal.

  9. No. 10: Madison Mills@MadisonMills22

    Axios reporter following the money into AI, which right now is a lot of money.