RBI’s Dilemma: Slowing Credit Growth and the Rising Deposit Challenge | Markets by Zerodha Hindi

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  • @devmishra4017
    @devmishra4017 18 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thankyou

  • @Knowledge_Book5284
    @Knowledge_Book5284 19 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    Love the way he taught every thing so smoothly.
    Probably most important video for every week is such macro data.
    Superb Explanation 🎯🎯👌👌👌

  • @chaitanyasabharwal72003
    @chaitanyasabharwal72003 19 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The way you guys explain all these concepts abd topics is really appreciated! Being a finance student, i know these can be hard to understand but you guys have nailed it. Im myself learning a lot from these videos. Apart from the appreciation, I'd like to comment on the economic indicators that were discussed here. I feel that RBI should cut 20-25 bps in interest rates because a) food inflation was driven by a little distrubing monsoon, floods, heatwaves, oil prices uncertainity and of course, geopolitical issues. b) the improvement in credit to deposit ratio seems to be just fine. RBI can target banks with higher credit to deposit ratios and prevent then from disbursing more loans and still cut interest rates by 20-25 bps to tackle the slowing credit growth. In this way, India can see some improvement in urban spending and consumption driven areas. This may help in clearing the auto inventories as well. It can significantly boost the economy whicb right now, seems to be slowing a bit - at least that's what the current market sentiment is. I'd appreciate it if Markets by Zerodha team replies to my comment and give an opinion.

  • @SoftwareDevelopmentUIBackend
    @SoftwareDevelopmentUIBackend 19 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    Garibo ke lie nae raha ye country

  • @AnitaDevi-hs1yk
    @AnitaDevi-hs1yk 19 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Indicators तो चीन की economy के भी contradictory लगते हैं क्युकी वहाँ अच्छे खासी growth चल रही है। इसलिए भारत देश की economy , अच्छा jump ले सकती है।