Why is India's Economy RISING, but the world economy FALLING? (REAL REASONS) | Akshat Shrivastava

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Germany is in recession, but India is not.

Is it time for India to shine?
Will India finally be recognised as a 'Developed Economy'?

Watch this video till the end to find the answers :)
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[AkshatZayn]

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[dianarabbanii]

The erosion of my financial reserves due to inflation adds to my concerns. At this point, I require precise market trajectory information, but I find myself unsure about the appropriate course of action.

[selenajack]

Several of the biggest market experts have been voicing their opinions on exactly how awful they think the next downturn would be, and how far equities may have to go, as recession draws closer and inflation continues well above the Fed's 2% objective. I'm trying to build a portfolio of at least $850k by the time I'm 60, therefore I need suggestions on what investments to make.

[ArthurBuchanon]

For the first time in decades, america is losing its clout as a federal reserve currency. They don't have any more economies to use to control inflation, and less money is being spent on stock and oil trading than in the past. They all lend support to the idea that a new multilateral world order is in the works.. How can I profit from the current volatile market, I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $125k bond/stocck portfolio

[raghavsharma]

20:23 here India is 66th rank in terms of alphabet order not in terms of income inequality.
Thank you sir for this type of knowledgeable videos 😊

[sidjain]

He very carefully avoided that how GDP per capita is calculated and showed the chart of countries with high GDP per capita ( in the chart of top 10 biggest economies GDP nominal ), even China won’t reach that place even in next 25 years even if they continuously grow for 3-5% ( which could be their mid to long term potential )

[KalpitTiwari]

When you were discussing baskets at 15:06, I have something to add.

I have lived in all tire 1, tire 2 and tire 3 cities (and my childhood was in a village), for extended periods.

Housing, yes its very important in tire 1 city but not in others.

And most of the india (villages and tire 2, %3 cities) aren't renting. They are living in home which most probably they inherited. So yes, current basket makes sense.

We can't take example of a delhi family living on rent for Whole india's basket.

[sahiltaparia]

Change in fuel prices from 2020 to 2023 is very different in India and Germany, that is one reason why change in inflation is so high in Germany compared to India.

[anandrai]

now i get to know how marketing works and all that media houses are making us more and more dumb thanks akshat sir for such an eye opening video❤

[yadav]

Bro London me Ashirwad aata ke rate double ho gye hain last 6 months me. December me £11 ka 10kg aaya tha abhi £19.99 ka 10kg aa rha hai. Almost 10-30% increase in other things as well. But now things like milk prices has started dropping.

[umaraj]

Knowledge is wealth.
This clears a lot of misunderstandings and anxiety about the future of our next generation.
Thanks Akshat.

[saha_anik]

Really very informative video. Better than any tv panel discussion about economics.

[santoshchannappa]

Credit goes to Indian govt + states for not getting into recession. however, found multiple issues with your analysis,

1. Fiscal Deficit (FD) of Germany and India are similar during pre and post COVID so FD has helped both India and Germany and not just India as you noted.

2. As bigger waves makes bigger moves vs smaller waves makes smaller, similarly, a larger GDP growth rate country like India (5-7%) will make bigger moves vs smaller growth rate countries like Germany (1-3%).

3. A country determines their core inflation basket based on what is important to their country. In India more people are in smaller towns and villages so food has more share than housing cost. Same is not true for USA where housing takes far more share than food, healthcare expenses share too is very high compared to india!

4. Your ranking of food inequality is not correct. India ranks 69th and Germany is better ranked (not higher).

5. One good indicator is stock market which in 2008 recession clearly followed USA market but this time it is reverse and independent.

[aayushtiwary]

Akshat always tries to criticize government policies, question the authenticity of the data, and build a narrative, just like Raghu Ram Rajan. However, when it comes to investing, he is one of the most bullish YouTubers. I just don't know how he highlights so many negatives, always doubts the authenticity of the government data, and still remains bullish. It's just my observation.
However, your stock and market analysis is great.

[asishb]

I think that for Germany, usa and all, rent is an extremely important factor, as it is somewhat societial- people should leave houses by 18. In India, rent is temporary, and people buy real estate more than stocks- although times are changing.

[AbdulKareem-hifk]

Wouldn't it be more better if RBI replaces CPI data with GDP Deflator in order to move repo rates and it can also be taken to measure the inflation more accurately.

[shritejkz]

Hey there's a misunderstood point at 14.58
I do understand that CPI weightages are not perfect for most of us here. But one needs to acknowledge that there are 3 CPI baskets i.e. rural, urban and combined. The cities which u mentioned definitely fall under 'urban' category and for that the weightage for housing is 21.67% which is definitely fair enough.

[vgururaj]

If Congress Govt keeps giving free for all, then there is no Youth in the country go for job and earn money. So we will be in developing country ever. "Request to all - Please change the way you think and boost our country and develop your family health and wealth" Nothing but never stop learn and earn.

[kanekaab]

Basic flaw in your analogy is, you calculated only inflation. The basket price what was in 2020 was definitely cheaper but again you have to take salary hike % into the consideration in last 3 years

[uttamchib]

When you are comparing Germany & India, why is it that you've shown Germany's Fiscal Deficit chart from 2000 to 2020 but India's Fiscal Deficit from 2014 to 2022. We would have liked to see what was it from 2000. Now, even Chidambaram picked the only one good thing this govt is doing is managing it's Fiscal Deficit.