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#Inflation in #India
1. While general level at 4.3% for May is close to the target, it is closer to 5% for all sub-groups other than Food & Beverages (3.2% in May).
2. It implies that core inflation is now within the target range, though > target of 4%. Image
3. Groups where pricing power is with producer show higher inflation (health, education, clothing & footwear, personal care, etc.)
4. Inflation for transport & communications is low, as the gov. & telecom industry is not exercising their PP in view of elections, as reported. Image
9. In short, core inflation is still ~5%, headline inflation may remain low if food prices remain low if govt. & telcos do not exercise pricing power in view of 2024 elections.
10. Come 2024, we may see an increase in inflation rate, if oil and commodity prices go up.
Let us see how @RBI and the GOI handle the situation, if the global commodity prices go up this year itself or INR depreciates.

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Today's conversation about Indonesia, Brazil & India reminded me of an article of Dec'22. It is born out of Shishir (@shishir1969) & my conversation.

ideassansideology.org/3867-2/

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We argue that fiscal consolidation must wait for #India to avoid being trapped in a prolonged slow #economicgrowth trap.
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6. Cost of living in India metros (Mumbai, NCR, Bangalore) is close to upper-income countries, adjusted for purchasing power.
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GDP Data: Looking back to see where we are!
Lot of ground to cover?

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2. PFCE is less than 2017-18. Consumers, the biggest contributors are struggling.

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3. Govt. Final Cons Exp up by a CAGR of 3.75% over 4 years. Less than last year.

4. GFCF is less than 2018-19. CAGR of 0.82% over 4 years.
5. Inventory significantly less than 2018-19. Does it say something about business confidence?

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I would host these assets in NIIF & do a Public issue for raising finance, so that the Indian public shares the upside, as they are ones who have been bearing the risk all these years. We need Indian HHs to start providing risk cap, if India has to grow.
We can use banking system or the shadow banking systems where we have debt bearing the cost of risk and uncertainty, arising our poor policy choices and business decision.
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ideassansideology.org/engagements/le…
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