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Daniela Hathorn

Daniela Hathorn is a Senior Market Specialist at Capital.com, with a background in macroeconomic and technical analysis across global financial markets. 

Since 2019, Daniela has covered equities, forex and commodities for retail traders in roles at Capital.com and IG Group, focusing on how economic data, central bank policy and market trends can affect market prices.

Daniela's analysis combines macroeconomic fundamentals with technical chart analysis to provide clear context on market developments for retail traders.

Based in the UK, Daniela produces regular analysis of major FX pairs, indices and commodities for Capital.com's global audience.

Experience

Daniela began her career at IG before joining Capital.com. Her analysis has been featured in Reuters, Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance and Barron's, and she has appeared as a market commentator on Sky News, Bloomberg TV and CNN.

Education

Daniela holds a Bachelor of Science with Honours in International Business from Kingston Business School at Kingston University in London and has passed CFA Level 1.

Areas of expertise

  • Macroeconomic analysis and central bank policy

  • Foreign exchange

  • Equities and equity indices

  • Commodities

  • Technical analysis

Media mentions

Quoted in: Reuters, Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, Barron's. Broadcast interviews: Sky News, Bloomberg TV, CNN.

Social network (Twitter / LinkedIn)

Twitter: https://x.com/hathornsabin

LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/daniela-sabin-hathorn-b12b22104/en

Articles by Daniela Hathorn

US Treasury Department building in Washington, DC, with its neoclassical columns, a large American flag on the facade and the Albert Gallatin statue in the forecourt
US midterm elections 2026: What could the results mean for the dollar and Treasury yields?
The 2026 US midterm elections are becoming an increasingly important consideration for financial markets.
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