How India gains from inclusion in JP Morgan’s bond index

JP Morgan has included India in its emerging markets bond index, and there are several ways in which this will benefit India and Indians. Economist Radhika Pandey and Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan explain India’s gain in #Macrosutra
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[@goodsong_views]

This is my favourite series of the Print, despite awesome series like CTC, politically correct etc.

[@prakashraghunathan2685]

Thank you sharad sir and Radhika Pandey madam for the valuable insight.

[@shabeenashaikh4995]

Kindly bring a vedio discussion on noble prize- economic :topic of women LFPR

[@SanjayTiwari-bh8rd]

Was waiting for this session for a long time. Thanks RP and Sharad..

[@WaseemAhmad-rr1ve]

eye opener discussion. Thank you for the video

[@libshastra]

This one of things where we will see massive impact on funding and financing. I expect projects will have easier access to low interest rates funds. Infra sector will likely get the most benefits.

[@santoshvidwans1736]

Nicely explained the impact of inclusion

[@Charvak-Atheist]

Can RBI increase the liquidity by lowering intrest rate or reducing SLR etc, in order to prevent Rupee from appreciating insted of hording Foreign Reserves (which I feel is locked up 🔒 Capital) ?
Will it not further lower the capital cost on top of lowering capital cost because of Capital Inflows ?

[@ctscandupmch1122]

Which stocks to buy...someone tel directly

[@b.c.kreddy9991]

Thanks for the timely clarification in very lucid way! Thanks to Radhika and Sharad..

[@deepanshu_bansal]

Very nice explanation given.

[@Drganguli]

If these decisions were made years ago so much money would have been available for the retail and private sector

[@pullaraogv9065]

Excellently explained

[@MahadebSengupta-dw9qg]

Ab agenda chor kor Bharat ka growth pe vichar koro. E Modi ka Bharat hai.. This is call strength of Modieconomics.. E sab Rahul ka balakbudhi soch ka bahar hai.

[@chatrapatishivaji5774]

can you explain about what is the fuss about the rbi keeping the interest rate unchanged?

[@vg6548]

If only earlier govts were as prudent as Modi Govt, we would've been part of indices long ago and benefitted from low interest rates for Govt and ultimately the retailers.

[@talismaaniac]

Why has jp morgan included Indian bonds in the first place?

[@maisamarthoon]

Very nice and educative video. Thanks for all the efforts

[@mayureshmodak]

Excellent discussion. Excellent explanations. Thank you..

[@Vikas-pv3ie]

But if the weightage of 10% is set then 10% of bond buying should automatically flow into India. Does this still leave room for scrutiny and deciding whether to buy Indian bond or not?

[@sarabjitsingh4442]

Has FTSE Russell refused to include India ?

[@sourabhmayekar3354]

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[@amodpataskar5673]

Main issue if inflation is likely to reduce for the common man

[@msdadsfsx]

inflation is close to 0 after 2014