In this video, I try to scrutinize a recent tweet of Dhruv Rathee, a vocal critic of India’s BJP-led federal government, in which he essentially tried to suggest that over the last 10 years that the BJP has been in power, India’s national debt has spiraled out of control! Now this is something that must be examined threadbare, since, if Rathee is even remotely right, it will have grave implications for our national economy as well as for our markets, because history is very clear about this – whenever the national debt of a country starts to spiral out of control, it always ends badly! https://lnkd.in/dbrDwQvB #nationaldebt #debt #monetization #indianstockmarket #debtproblems #BJPGovernment #InvestmentFacts #StockMarketInsights #stockmarketeducation #stockmarketindia #InvestmentStrategies #usstockmarket #ShanghaiStockMarket #TokyoStockExchange #indianfinance #financialmarkets #indraanilguha #METACAPS
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The recent statement of the Honourable Finance Minister raises concerns on the current state of #banking_sector in India. With #Equity_Market booming, is it the beginning of the end of banks which have prospered through the centuries? Follow #Prospero_Capitals for more such valuable insights! #banks #equity #finance
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India’s rising external debt reflects its growing economic ambitions and investments in recovery. With strategic fiscal management, the nation’s resilience is set to shine. #PaytmMoney #Debt #IndianEconomy #Investments
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🚀 New Video Alert! 🚀 I’m excited to share my latest YouTube video: "India's National Debt: S&P's Positive Outlook & New Govt's Budget Challenges for Meeting Expectations." In this video, I delve into the recent announcement by S&P Global Ratings, which revised India’s outlook to positive from stable. With a new government in place and an upcoming budget, we explore the constraints and challenges the government faces in making allocations across various development and non-development expenditures. Maintaining fiscal discipline is crucial for India's economic stability and growth. 🔍 Key Points Covered: Explanation of S&P's revised outlook and its significance Detailed analysis of India's debt-to-GDP ratio from 2018 to 2027 Impact of high debt levels on default risk and cost of capital Examination of the government's fiscal deficit and expenditure patterns Challenges the new government will face in the upcoming budget Importance of maintaining fiscal discipline to improve India's credit rating Engage with the video and share your thoughts in the comments. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to my channel for more insights on India's economic landscape! #SPGlobalRatings #FiscalPolicy #DebtToGDP #EconomicGrowth #PublicDebt #IndiaEconomy #Investment #GovernmentSpending #FinancialAnalysis #CreditRating #IndiaBudget #FiscalDiscipline #NewGovernment
India's National Debt: S&P's Positive Outlook & New Govt's Challenges for Meeting Expectations
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For the inquisitive minds only:- 1. Can you explain entry 35, 37 and 38 of list 1 schedule 7 of the Indian Constitution? 2. If public debt is of the union, is the union under an obligation to repay all loans(with or without interest)? 3. If we print our own INR why foreign loans? 4. Why RBI? 5. Answers to Entry 35, 37 and 38 takes care of entry 36. Ever heard of the Bretton Woods Conference 1944? #IndianConstitution #India #Law #Debt #Money #Currency #economics #banking #centralbanking
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Explained | The financial relation between the Union and various State governments has been a matter of vigorous debate. In a recent development, the Government of Kerala has approached the Supreme Court for a resolution of the following question: how much can the State government borrow from the market to bridge the excess of its expenditures over receipts? The Union government says that the borrowing should be limited to 3% of the State’s income or Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP). How does the Reserve Bank of India categorise the budgetary expenditures of the Union and State governments? Read here: https://newsth.live/ckrYcz
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Crisp and precise content about Financial and debt market in India.
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Is India's Financial Strength Improving? Read the latest Debt Periodical to know more. Stay informed, stay ahead. #miraeassetmutualfund #miraeasset #mutualfund #review #industryupdates #readnow #stayinvested #assets #investor #debt #investment #financialplanning #goals
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In an engaging conversation with Republic Business, our MD & CEO, Ajay Kanwal, shared his insights and expectations from the upcoming Union Budget 2024. "I think having a growth Budget is the answer we will get. India is in a sweet spot. We have a good tailwind in the way we are growing. A growth Budget is the answer but it won’t keep everyone happy. The government has to choose the right spots where they put the money." 👉 Click to Read More: https://bit.ly/4cSswwE
Need specific tax programme for savings in banks: Ajay Kanwal
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INDIA $ 692.3 BILLION EXTERNAL DEBT OF GOVT AS ON 30TH JUNE 2024 PUBLISHED BY RESERVE BANK OF INDIA ON 30TH SEPTEMBER 2024
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