Why India has a POOR CREDIT RATING Despite being the fastest growing ECONOMY? : Detailed CaseStudy

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VIDEO INTRODUCTION:

Hi everybody,

Since the past 10 years, India has seen extraordinary economic growth!

This is inspite of Covid, inspite of the Russia ukraine war and inspite of the Israel Palestine war!

Now whenever this extraordinary growth happens, the most important benefit we get at the global level is better credit rating!
This is the ability to borrow more money both with loans and Bonds.

Because if you look at the most developed countries in the world, the core reason for their growth is nothing but debt!

You can see this phenomena with America, Japan, China and even Singapore which have debt levels which are more than 100% of their gdp.
But India only has a debt to gdp ratio of 81%.

And you know what?? Inspite of being the 5th largest economy in the world, inspite of being the fastest growing economy in the world inspite of having and inspite of never defaulting in our history, India’s credit rating in the world is so bad that, we are rated below countries like Peru, Philippines and even Kazakhstan!

This is the reason why We are being asked to pay 1000s of crores in extra interest, our foreign portfolio investment is heavily impacted and the Indian economy is losing crores in interest!

And if we want to become the 3rd largest economy, we have to eradicate this obstacle before it topples us! This is the reason why the Indian finance ministry has published an entire research paper on why these credit agencies need to change the way the look at India!!

So if you are a business student, a consultant, a UPSC student economics student or an investor, this is one of the most amazing case studies you will study!

So lets dive deeper and undertanad,

What exactly is a credit rating and why is it important?
Why is India being discriminated by these credit rating agencies?
How does it cost 1000s of crores to the economy of India?
What are the flaws that our ministry has pointed out?
And how are we trying to fix it?

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[ThinkSchool]

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[chandanmishra]

Moody's, S&P were one of the major reasons for the 2008 financial crisis. They rated dog shit bonds AAA, i just find so funny that they are still given the credibility to determine the Credit worthiness of a growing nation like India.

[vibhutisrivastava]

From a long time I had this confusion of why our credit ratings is so low despite being so much successful in economy (especially macroecomy) for decades and now after knowing the reality it hurts because those agencies clearly lack transparency and effective evaluation and assessment methods still investors give them so much value. This needs to be addressed and change.

[letstalk]

Amazing Stuff Bro! Wish to see you as an expert on Television debates, rather than having underknowledged spokespersons from different parties. Keep the good work going!! Simply love what you do.

[vijayadewan]

I ALWAYS THOUGHT BONDS WERE TOO COMPLICATED TO UNDERSTAND---THANKS FOR THE SIMPLE EXPLANATION.

[shubhampatil]

bro this was some real I think 99% of those who watched weren't aware of hats off ganesh

[yashvarhade]

I am medical student.... but after watching your videos i am developing intrest in economics, geopolitics, business 😄

[shubhamtiwari]

An eye opening case study, greatly compiled in a video not even 20 mins long 👏👍🏻👍🏻

Keep up the good work

[ControversialismTalks]

Absolute Masterpiece! thank you for the value addition!

[sharvilyes]

I am doing a job at S&P Global as a software engineer, I am shocked to know this, thanks for making this eye opener video

[akshaybengaluru]

In developing economy, Fiscal deficit and debt don't matter when large amount is being spent on infrastructure buliding and not on freebies. If money is spent on infrastructure building, it will definitely repay the debt incurred as it would boost manufacturing and service sectors.

[mehmanmusic]

Really insightful! Also, I haven't seen any easier explanation of bond yield than this. Keep up the great work!!

[akashdevkar]

Amazing brother, looking forward for more knowledge stuff
Keep up the good work 💪

[pradeepmalar]

This is one of the best things our current Finance Minister has ever done.
Very informative video, brother. Keep the good work up!!

[anishbhanushali]

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[MandeepSingh-lknz]

A very well researched and deeply explained video… kudos to you for bringing out such topics… keep it up 👍🏼

[suryanshsinghai]

Awesome, clears lots of doubts, thankyou for such a great explanation

[analytical_mind_]

I feel like world has been always discriminatory towards India. Our amazing India has been always underrated.

[pranavan]

As young people, let's work together to clean up our country. When we take pride in our homeland, others won't see it negatively. Believe in our country, and don't let anyone's opinions bother you.

[sakeenasammi]

KEEP IT MORE POWER TO YOUR TEAM AND YOU.