Anjani Trivedi is a global business correspondent at The Economist. She covers shifts and trends across global industries, with a particular focus on Asia and South East Asia, having previously contributed to Bloomberg Opinion and the Wall Street Journal’s Heard on the Street column. Anjani's work has been featured in notable publications including Bloomberg News, The Washington Post, and TIME Magazine.
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Anjani Trivedi's articles primarily focus on business and auto-related topics, with an emphasis on investment analysis, government announcements, expert commentary, and citing data. She often covers chip manufacturing, demand uncertainty in the industry, Hyundai as well as the electric vehicle transition.
For pitching to Anjani Trivedi consider offering insights into investment analysis within the automotive or technology sectors. Additionally, providing expert commentary on government announcements related to these industries could also be of interest to her.
She delves extensively into specific companies and their challenges such as Hyundai and Chinese companies involved in chip production; therefore pitches should ideally include detailed knowledge about these entities or similar cases that can provide valuable context for her coverage.
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