Julie Hyman is an American broadcast journalist currently working for Bloomberg Television, based in New York City. She primarily covers the stock market, global economics, and financial news. Julie frequently appears on Bloomberg's live programming, including breaking reports and business updates broadcast hourly between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Her expertise spans coverage of major financial hubs such as the NASDAQ MarketSite, the New York Stock Exchange, and the Chicago Board of Trade. She has also reported from Bloomberg’s Paris bureau, offering insight into European markets.
Julie Hyman was born in 1978 in Minnesota and raised in California by her mother and maternal grandparents, after her father left before she was born. She attended local schools and was known as an academically bright student. Her early interest in the performing arts led her to participate in her school’s drama program, and she even performed in Broadway workshops during her youth.
Julie’s first appearance on television came when she starred in a commercial for "Underoos," a children’s underwear brand, where she sang and danced in a Supergirl-themed outfit. Though the ad gained attention, it also drew teasing from her peers. Still, this early exposure launched her into over a hundred commercials and minor roles in films and television. Initially planning to pursue a career in acting, Julie remained active in stage performances into her teenage years.
Julie obtained a degree in mass communications by the age of 23. She began her media career with an internship at a local radio station in California. Despite her acting background, she struggled to find consistent acting work and redirected her talents toward news reporting. Relocating to New York, she joined local television stations as a newsreader before being recruited by Bloomberg. At Bloomberg, Julie advanced from a retail reporter to an editor and eventually to the role of anchor. She has conducted interviews with numerous high-profile executives and industry leaders, further establishing her credibility as a financial journalist.
Julie Hyman is known to keep her personal life private. Although she is married, she has not publicly shared many details about her family life. She is wed to Howard Craig Schnee, the head of Creative Entertainment Group, a music management company based in New York. The couple's life outside the public eye reflects Julie’s preference for maintaining boundaries between her professional and private spheres.
