Grace Taylor

Grace Taylor is an Australian economic writer who has spent more than a decade covering how households, businesses and government respond to market change. She began her reporting career in regional newsrooms before moving to national desks, where she became known for translating complex topics like inflation, interest rates and trade policy into clear, practical reporting. Over the years, Grace has written long-form explainers on superannuation, energy transition economics and productivity trends, drawing on interviews with central banking contacts, economists and industry leaders.Her work frequently focuses on evidence-based analysis—tracking data releases, earnings calls and fiscal updates to show what’s shifting beneath the headlines. Grace has been recognised for breaking down economic risk for non-specialist audiences, and she regularly contributes to coverage that connects policy decisions to real-world outcomes. She is currently developing a beat on cost-of-living dynamics and small business financing, with a particular interest in how regulatory settings shape competition across Australia’s economy.