Andy Mukherjee is a columnist at Bloomberg Opinion. He covers a range of topics including finance, business and economics, and the global and regional economy, with a particular focus on personal finance and real estate. Andy's insights have been featured in notable publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, NDTV, and The Washington Post.
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Andy Mukherjee's coverage focuses largely on finance and economy, with a keen interest in international trade and currency movements. His articles often cite data and provide investment analysis, indicating a preference for fact-based insights from credible sources.
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