Analysing Indian Economy - - Dr Gita Gopinath's (IMF Deputy Director) on Indian Economy and Cryptos

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Dr. Gita Gopinath, Deputy Managing Director of the IMF, recently gave a commentary on India's economy.

In this video, I break down the points laid out by her and help you understand what it means for you, me, AND IMPORTANTLY for our money.

Do watch this video till the end - and do let me know if you'd like me to do more of such type of interview analysis videos :)
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[AkshatZayn]

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[hrishikeshkalita]

Summary:
1. India has a leadership position in G20
2. India has been good in the financial inclusion journey and can help foster it to other G20 countries
3. India's debt to GDP ratio is manageable but other countries may not be able to adopt India's model as each country is different from macroeconomic perspective
4. RBI's commentry on crypto, though seems more of a personal view point, and no considerable regulations around cryptos makes it look like that India too doesn't have a viable regulatory model for cryptos. [Not a financial advice]
5. India has every right to import oil from wherever it wants to meet the demands
6. Global peers may have shown double standards and stated that India's move to import oil from Russia and help it in funding an inhuman crisis is wrong, while under the hood these peers are heavily buying oil [Doglapan 😆]
7. Amidst slow growth globally, India seems to be a bright spot
8. Manufacturing opportunities in India as a mean of diversification
9. India has been unable to generate high quality jobs to retain talents
10. In labour force participation, female percentage is consistently falling
11. Ease of doing business is good in India but we need to think from perspective of other countries and improve our import policies
12. For next 6 months, markets are going to be volatile, but India will be in a dominant position among emerging economies

Disclaimer#1: If any global recruiters are viewing point #6, please do note that I am very neutral in these matters and just highlighting the points mentioned by Akshat without adding any views from my end. 😊
Disclaimer#2: Please don't sell your house and buy securities based on the points mentioned above! 😅😂

[braveheart]

Two tings clearly seen in this video.. The halo of the light used to shoot this video on your spectacles and your love for cryptos which i feel was the entire motive behind making this video....

[SUKKALABALAJI]

Great content man!! Keep doing analysis of such interviews more

[ferosekhan]

Hi Akhshat
How we can come to the conclusion that we are in a developing economy and US is a Developed economy. What are the key factors to be considered to become a developed economy?

[ageless]

Indians should learn how to be intellectual and analytical. Thank you Akshat for spreading the knowledge.

[ashutoshpai]

Women are caregivers n procreators.
Primary responsibility.
The globe is facing population crash.
Good that Indian woman is prioritising family n motherhood over career.
Kudos!!!

[nerdion]

Need more content like this, hats off man

[Jai-Mahakaal]

One thing surprised me. Why you relate block chain to only Crypto? There are many areas where India can implement block chain. This is the fact that we are saved so far as investing in Crypto is not much encouraged in India

[shihabudheenkodemchery]

Good to bring Geetha Gopinath in the presentation, thanks

[Xavierpng]

Hey do you have any members only videos?

[sandeepsatapathy]

Rajan was a broker of fiis, maximum NPAs in banks generated in his tenure.

[travlognow]

I love your videos man... So insightful. So informative. Make a video on crypto.

[bianca]

Success is not built on success. It's built on failure, It's built on fraustration. it's built on fear that you have to overcome. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life

[surajkrishnan]

Why'd you blur the Gold and Silver YouTube buttons?

[ashishraul]

The Digital Rupee works on Blockchain tech owned by the government. Private Blockchain can be manipulated and money of common person can be lost in no time. It would be very hard to regulate those private Blockchain networks. However, there must be a solution to this and an opportunity for fintech firms.

[PramodSubramanyam]

Word of the day!
CAGEY - reluctant to give information owing to caution or suspicion.

[HariKrishnan-xcwk]

Eye opening session. Yr Inference was excellent👍👍👍👍👍

[rakeshtiwari]

Please post your
Top 5
Large cap
Mid cap
Small cap

Stock each

With expected return in 2023

Thanks

[Nifty]

Gold and crypto are not comparable asset classes."...We do not have to join every party..." (RJ)