This kind of content is what i look for. Not some random financial ratios here and there , with improper fundamental analysis with an added personal bias to soft recommend some stock to buy . Person providing any analysis must be professionally competent , unbiased and must have requisite educational qualification to provide anything in an intent to serve public interest . Great work though !
These kind of data can be manipulated in favour of the crony capitalists. We people believe that these data’s are genuine no matter what party rules us . This is the global order including USA . Job hiring by the government of USA is at 40 year high which contributes to 40% of the employment in USA .
Who said inflation is low..I don’t see any relief in my son school fee, vegetables cost also increased, no discounts on buying land or flat, no relief in petrol prices ..what has reduced
Its still very bad- if for example cooking oil was 100 inr in Sep, it becomes ₹106 in Oct and in Nov the 5.5% increase is on ₹106 and not ₹100. So it becomes ₹112. Looking at actual prices and not just % is the right approach is what i feel.
@ just checked. Average price of cooking oil in usa 3.80 dollars. Average us income 5456 dollars. Expenditure as percent of income is 0.069%. Average oil price in india ₹171. Average monthly indian salary ₹32000. Expenditure % is 0.534%. All calculations are done for 1 liter only. Accept the truth. We are poor.
@@DemonSlayer-vh8uy So basically you're talking about the base effect. No matter whichever way you look at it, you complained when the inflation was higher, now that it has reduced in absolute terms, let's talk about the base effect and complain again. Lol. Basically just complain.
Dear Zerodha Team, Thank you for such detailed analysis... I definitely had some new learnings, am grateful and always look forward to the wholesome knowledge you share 🙏
Are you sure here we are discussing about India's inflation? Certainly your info doesn't seems to be correct. th-cam.com/video/1bKhuKlAJOI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ak8--aEdbv7R35qE
This kind of content is what i look for. Not some random financial ratios here and there , with improper fundamental analysis with an added personal bias to soft recommend some stock to buy .
Person providing any analysis must be professionally competent , unbiased and must have requisite educational qualification to provide anything in an intent to serve public interest . Great work though !
Thanks for such a lovely comment. We try our best everyday!
Price didn't drop. Only inflation rate reduced.
Excellent analysis and delivery
Where do we get these chart.
These kind of data can be manipulated in favour of the crony capitalists. We people believe that these data’s are genuine no matter what party rules us . This is the global order including USA . Job hiring by the government of USA is at 40 year high which contributes to 40% of the employment in USA .
Who said inflation is low..I don’t see any relief in my son school fee, vegetables cost also increased, no discounts on buying land or flat, no relief in petrol prices ..what has reduced
Low inflation literally states prices of goods and services not climbing lower note from previous base
Hey...do cover other news pieces across industries! I feel the channel is fixating too much on economy and a little less on business/ industry trends
Hi Shubham, it's a tough balance we have to talk about the macro issues and micro issues as well. On some days we have to choose one over the other.
Can't afford a car or house
Groceries out of control
Bunch of corrupt lies
Its still very bad- if for example cooking oil was 100 inr in Sep, it becomes ₹106 in Oct and in Nov the 5.5% increase is on ₹106 and not ₹100. So it becomes ₹112. Looking at actual prices and not just % is the right approach is what i feel.
@@DemonSlayer-vh8uy manufacturer never decrease the price even when there is deflation
@ exactly...
Please check cooking oil price in USA. India in much better situation
@ just checked. Average price of cooking oil in usa 3.80 dollars. Average us income 5456 dollars. Expenditure as percent of income is 0.069%. Average oil price in india ₹171. Average monthly indian salary ₹32000. Expenditure % is 0.534%. All calculations are done for 1 liter only. Accept the truth. We are poor.
@@DemonSlayer-vh8uy So basically you're talking about the base effect. No matter whichever way you look at it, you complained when the inflation was higher, now that it has reduced in absolute terms, let's talk about the base effect and complain again. Lol. Basically just complain.
You should tell rate of inflation not inflation
Base effect is the answer, my dear friend.
Excellent Analysis Sir!
AAAAHAAAA, New Look!😂✨
Keep going team.❤
Dear Zerodha Team, Thank you for such detailed analysis... I definitely had some new learnings, am grateful and always look forward to the wholesome knowledge you share 🙏
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Still 5.2 rbi goal is to 2 to 6 is barely in this range
Absolutely, but still the direction of inflation rate movement looks better than before.
GOOD INFORMETION IN THE MORNING ....
Food got higher fricken lie
Are you sure here we are discussing about India's inflation? Certainly your info doesn't seems to be correct.
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Kindly a video on
What changed on March 2023
Was it just gdp growth or other factors that contributed to the markets doing well ❤️🩹
Thanks.