How did the Indian economy do over the last financial year?
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- With the end of the financial year 2023-24, it’s a good time to see how the economy has done over the year. Spanning a range of indicators, Economist Radhika Pandey and Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan bring you the latest report card of the economy in #MacroSutra
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Chapters:
01:30 - The manufacturing sector saw an improvement over the year after a slump in the first quarter
03:05 - The Manufacturing PMI rose to a 6-year high in March 2024
04:55 - Exports have been a cause for concern due to slowdowns in India’s trading partners
06:50 - Over the full year FY24, foreign portfolio investors have been net buyers in Indian debt & equity
09:13 - Average inflation for FY24 was 5.4% compared to the 4% target of the RBI
12:05 - Indian stock markets have been resilient to global turbulence
14:45 - Consumption remains a concern, and the data shows it is uneven across the economy
16:55 - Recent data shows a recent spurt in the value of new project announcements
17:53 - Credit to large industries is again starting to pick up
20:00 - Current high interest rates will have implications for countries with high debt levels
21:38 - There are some structural problems with some airlines, but govt should not interfere in the affairs of airlines
24:20 - The Indian rupee has been largely stable against the dollar, dipping only 0.9% over the last year
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You can't deny the cyclical nature of financial markets. Artur Grandi's book gives you a roadmap for stabilizing investments and dives into potential investment avenues, such as cryptocurrencies.
@Sharad and Radhika Great episode!
Could we possibly do an economic deepdive of the political manifestos of major parties on macrosutra?
Specifically taking points on the budgetary constraints and possibilities of expenditure and deficit?
We could compare ballpark numbers to implement large ticket welfare/capex and revenue sources to generate this additional expenditure and will it all come through higher deficits or revenue
Excellent idea.
Excellent news. Indian economy is doing very well. Poised to become 5 and then 10 Trillion very soon ! This is India's moment !!!
@@SPrabhakar Have you read it yourself ? If only you did you will know, that it is utter piece of garbage. There is no talk about economy in the manifesto. It all about more reservation Govt job, doing cast census, 50% reservation for woman etc. Congress destroyed this nation for 50 year through such policies.
@SPrabhakar It is a manifesto which even Khangressi will not read 😅😂
@@SPrabhakar yes wait for the real manifesto next week probably
@@SPrabhakar because they dont have any other job other than reading expired parties manifesto. BJP does the job, not talk nonsense. Look at what congress did to Karnataka. Doesnt have water to live in bangalore.
Still per capita ranking is 130
❤❤❤ love it
This program is good. I don't want to subscribe to The Print but I want to watch all programs of Economist Radhika Pandey and Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan
Interested to listen about the inflationary effects of the I N D I Alliance's offer of Rs 1 lakh to women and rs 1 lakh to youth, in its election manifesto or whether the freebies can boost consumption and private investment
I agree, economic analysis is fact based. The rest is opinion.
In just the last 2 weeks this show has bcum a must go for me.. excellent work guys (gals too) btw subdued growth in the trading partners will only get more subdued going forward 😢
Should include employment numbers in the discussion. Thanks
someone uploaded the video without changing the file name
V good news but this year monsoon is a v cause of concern..and heat wave throughout india....
MacroSutra team: A question that is not directly connected to the topic in hand and has been irking my mind for long- Indian govt has been announcing many initiatives (1000L crores here, 5000L crores there etc). Do they provide source of funds to back these projects. Is there a way to find this out. I am NOT trying to ridicule any govt. Only trying to find out the credibility of source of funds and that the projects are real.
How about the Fdi during the year, which is missed
Why FDI is declining?
Where? Give reports
Interest rates are high in US and Europe, people invest in US treasuries when interest rate are high, plus india startup ecosystem kinda busted with byjus and other going down.
FDI will start picking up from 2025
@@navdeepsugandhi6476I think FDI will pick up in this FY for sure but by October or so and till then there will be moderate increase in flow but by October I think we will see a steep increase in FDI
Like the US will cut the rate in October or November
Controversial suggestion :
China has a pile of electric vehicle cars, that they overproduced with no buyers.
What if India bought those for a discount, and transitioned to EVs. Then we could reduce oil imports, which could offset the cost of these EVs imported from China.
China drives on the right side of the road, we do on the left hehe
Video title name could have been better 😂
Unemployment and underemployment is dampening consumer confidence and limiting people's purchasing power. This is going to aggravate and can be HUGE issue ahead.
@@SPrabhakar
Talk about GDP PerCapita, we are close to Bangladesh Per Capita.
@@SPrabhakar
Give that gyan to the rising unemployed.
@@SPrabhakar are you staying in India or going else where in 2026?
Unemployment is going to happen even if the Government is changed.
Didn't you see mass layoffs going all over the world.
We have to improve our skills and stay updated accordingly.
@@SPrabhakar
The government should answer why they promised jobs and not delivered.