Philip Coggan is a British journalist and author specializing in economics and finance. With a career spanning over three decades, he has contributed to prominent publications such as "The Economist" and the "Financial Times", where he wrote influential columns including "The Long View", "Buttonwood", and "Bartleby". His expertise in economic analysis has earned him recognition as an award-winning journalist. Coggan is also the author of several books, with two forthcoming titles in 2025: "The Economic Consequences of Mr Trump" and "Economics: The Economist Guide".
Coggan spent 20 years at the "Financial Times" before joining "The Economist", where he worked for 15 years, covering topics ranging from global finance to management. His writing is known for its clarity and depth, making complex economic concepts accessible to a broad audience. Beyond his columns, Coggan has established himself as a respected author, with works that reflect his analytical rigor and insight into macroeconomic trends. His career highlights his ability to bridge journalism and long-form economic commentary.