Chart Of the Day

Our Nation's Demand and production of Electricity is gone up massively than the other Agri-commodities.In the last 90 years, the production of power is gone up more than 3 times and it is expected to grow more in next 5 years time.This indicates the power producers/alternate power suppling companies has bright prospects on the coming years.The global power demand may make the crude price to go up and reach new high.

Sillicon Vally of india loosing its edge?

Chart Source: LiveMint

The City Bangalore is well know us the sillicon vally of india.The big IT-Corporates of the worlds is here in bangalore...it was lead by the indian company's like Infosys,wippro and other indian major corporates operate from here.The growth is seen right from the 90's and in the recent past due to the traffic congestion,pollution and high cost of the property etc the other cities like Hyderabad,chennai,noida,pune became the attractive destination of many Mnc's and the bangalore city slowly loosing it's identity...may be in the near future all other major cities of india like chandigarh,coimbatore will attract more corporates.

The Deffence Budget

Chart Source - LiveMint

See the world around and its defence budget....There are many people in the world out there are finding it difficult to get one full meal in a day.There are many nations are in trouble to manage its economical crisis...Inspite of all these many nations are still spending so much money for its defence needs.

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What is this need of Defence?

it is nothing but for preparing for an war and the war itself.A kind of killings (official Killings of the people in the name of nations,race,religions etc.).Every nations spend so much of its people hard earned money that generated through various taxes.What else i can say all these billions dollars must be spend for rising the peace and developing the humanity that will be an ideal solutions.

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We are in a global village and all nations must unite for these cause and we need to create a 'United world'. where one can move from here to any where and share their resources in all aspects like knowledge,culture&natural resources etc.Let us manifest and prepare ourselfs for this rapid mass transformation.

Flow Of Bank Credit To Infrastructure

The Gray Colour is the one meant for infrastructure.

We also need to know the power sector always has high demand and day by day it is growing(Multiples).Intrestingly the telecom sector is shrinking or has attained a state of decline.The growth of telcom was grown up and gone peak in the year 2008,from there on start declining.

INFLATION

INFLATION -A Comparison Chart above is neat enough to say all.

Indian Rupee's Volatile past

The charts shows a fact- from 2008 onwards there was a change in the trend Rs Vs US$.infact it was eratic in 2008, due to the recession. Again in 2009 it shoot up to Rs.51.00,i think that was the all time high.

Chart Source: LiveMint

IMPROVEMENT IN GDP -Per Capita Ranking

Note: GDP per capita as corrected by purchasing power parity

Source: World Bank


As the chart of the day shows, India steadily improved its rank among 109 nations for which data of income per head, adjusted for purchasing power is available. In 1975, India was the 90th poorest nation. By 2004, it was the 75th poorest nation. The one nation that outdoes India's performance - no prizes for guessing - is China. It has moved up from 108th rank to 58th during the period, crossing over India somewhere between 1984 and 1994. Surely, both India and China can be expected to move further up in the ranking in the coming years.

courtesy:-Equitymaster Agora Research Private Limited

QUALITY OF LIFE

* Life expectancy, adult literacy, education enrollment & GDP per person Data Source: The Economist

The quality of life in india has drastically changed since the year-1990. The above charts shows india is ahead of russia and brazil among the BRIC nations. You can also Notice one thing the difference between india and china is very marginal and soon india may come to the first place on the coming years.

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CITIES WITH HIGH OFFICE RENTS

Data Source: The Economist

The above chart that listed the world wide high office rents in the year 2009.Our mumbai is also there among the top five's next to london,tokyo,hongkong ,moscow.
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The highest rend per sqaure meter here calculated in US$.In mumbai the highest rent per/sq.mt is $1200.00.it means in indian rupee 1200X48=Rs.57600.00. i could feel you are shrinking your foreheads!!

India's Fiscal Deficit

*FY10 budget estimate
Source: Economic outlook for FY10, Economic Advisory Council

Today chat of the day is 'India's fiscal deficit' over the years our fiscal deficit improved and that shows in this above pattern very effectively.

The Government is really finding difficult to manage the deficit because of the change/hike of the oil prices time to time (By the OPEC). The domestic fuel cost hike may be the must to tackle the deficit effectively.Let see what the decision comes at last....A raise in the Domestic fuel cost?

US GDP GROWTH

Source: US Department of Commerce

I Read this article in equity masters and seems very intresting at this current scenario's of the world market.When we all are keen in predicting/thinking about, what will happen in monday market.?...may be this will boost the confidence of the investors.

Fourth quarter numbers for the US GDP are out. The US economy has recorded its fastest growth in six years as economy expanded 5.7% during the last quarter of 2009. However, thanks to the decline in the first two quarters, the US economy still ended the year about 2.4% lower, the biggest drop in 63 years and the first full year decline since 1991, reports CNN finance. Furthermore, it has been said that a significant growth in the fourth quarter has been due to inventory correction and government stimulus and the same may not be available during forthcoming quarters, thus putting a big question mark over the sustainability of the growth.

Jim Chanos, the man who gained notoriety by calling Chinese economy Dubai times 1,000, is at it again. He has argued in a recent speech that a bubble is building in China's financial system that could derail the global economic recovery. "China is the engine of growth that will hopefully pull us out of the morass that we find ourselves in. But the closer you look at that engine, the more you begin to see that it may throw a piston rod soon," Chanos is believed to have said. While he cautions that he doesn't expect a crash in China anytime soon, he is seeing classic pockets of overheating and overindulgence and has no doubt that there is a credit driven property bubble going on in China right now.

If what Chanos is arguing turns out to be right and if the bursting of property bubble does indeed affect other parts of the Chinese economy then the global economy would indeed be in big trouble what with the US also looking increasingly wobbly. However, if the Chinese authorities do manage to cool down their economy without any big trouble, then the dragon nation could certainly emerge as one of the most attractive investment destinations.