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Harsh Vardhan

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As seen in: Invezz, MSN, BrandEquity.com, MSN Deutschland, MSN España, The Economic Times, Hindustan Times, Mint, Business Standard, DNA India, Inc42 and
Covers:  Economy, finance, stock markets, cryptocurrency
I drink tea and don’t know a lot of things. Views are personal. Editor-in-Chief @InvezzPortal Ex -- @EconomicTimes @bsindia @InformistMedia

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Harsh Vardhan’s Biography

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Harsh is the Editor in Chief at Invezz, where he handles end-to-end news operations. With nearly a decade of experience in the financial news media, his prime focus is to ensure quality-driven fast-paced news for the readers. Harsh has worked for leading media houses such as The Economic Times and Business Standard.

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Editor-in-Chief at Invezz

Editor-in-Chief at Invezz

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Chief Copy Editor at The Economic Times

Chief Copy Editor at The Economic Times

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Chile peso falls despite trade surplus as LatAm FX feels dollar pain

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By Harsh Vardhan Verified
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Latin American currencies and equities retreated as escalating Middle East conflict and a broadly stronger dollar drove investors away from risk assets, with the Chilean peso among the hardest hit despite data showing a larger-than-expected trade surplus. An MSCI index tracking publicly listed shares across the region fell 0.57%, on course for a third consecutive session of declines. Shares of locally listed companies were also lower across the board.
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Russia, China veto UN resolution to reopen Strait of Hormuz

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By Harsh Vardhan Verified
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Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, blocking a text that had been repeatedly diluted in an attempt to secure their abstention — and doing so just hours before a deadline set by US President Donald Trump for Iran to open the waterway or face military strikes. The vote was 11 in favour, two against, and two abstentions.
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Pakistan's $3.5B UAE loan repayment puts IMF programme at risk

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By Harsh Vardhan Verified
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Pakistan will repay a $3.5 billion loan to the United Arab Emirates this month, two government officials said, raising fresh pressure on the country's foreign exchange reserves and risking a breach of targets under its International Monetary Fund programme, with a further $1.3 billion Eurobond repayment due by June.
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