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USA Debt Crisis: अमेरिका का कर्ज़ लगातार बढ़ रहा है और करीब $40 ट्रिलियन US Debt का आंकड़ा वैश्विक अर्थव्यवस्था के लिए बड़ी चिंता बन चुका है। लेकिन क्या अमेरिका की अर्थव्यवस्था वाकई संकट में है? और अगर US Debt Crisis बढ़ता है, तो इसका असर भारत की Economy, Rupee, Crude Oil, Inflation, Exports और Stock Market पर कितना पड़ेगा?
इस वीडियो में जानिए:

अमेरिका के बढ़ते Debt और Fiscal Deficit की असली तस्वीर
Dollar की Global Dominance कितनी मजबूत है?
US Debt से Global Economy पर क्या असर होगा?
West Asia War और Energy Crisis का खतरा
AI और Climate Change से बढ़ती Economic Uncertainty
US Economy का भारत के Exports पर असर
Foreign Investment और Rupee पर संभावित दबाव
Crude Oil और Inflation का भारत पर असर
ऐसे माहौल में Investors को क्या रणनीति अपनानी चाहिए?
क्या $40 Trillion का US Debt Global Financial Crisis ला सकता है? वीडियो पूरा देखें।

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00:00। दुनिया की टॉप एकोनोमीज में से एक है अमेरिका और अगर अमेरिका की एकोनोमी पर कोई संकट आता है
00:04तो global economy हिल जाती है
00:06और खास तोर से global economies में जो कुछ भी हो रहा है हमने साफ तोर पर देखा है हाल
00:12-फिलहाल में उसका असर भारत पर भी पड़ता नजर आया है
00:15चाहे वो crude की कीमते उपर जाना हो चाहे वो dollar index में कोई बदलाव हो चाहे वो भारतिया रुपे
00:20की उपर जो impact आरहा है वो हो भारतिया economy इन सबसे परे है नहीं और हमारी और आपकी जेब
00:27के उपर भी direct असर आता है किसी भी तरीके के बदलाव का जब से middle east tension शुरू हुई
00:33है त�
01:03Thank you very much.
01:38Thank you very much.
12:01foreign
12:31It will be a long route.
12:33It is such a long-term planning,
12:35that there is a long-term planning
12:37that is very difficult.
12:39Another thing is the technology.
12:42It is growing rapidly,
12:45that you don't understand what will disturb you.
12:48There was a change of technology,
12:50it was a physical labour.
12:52Like in the field,
12:53you do a tractor,
12:56you do a hut,
12:57you do a hut,
12:58you do a hut,
13:01then you do a physical labour.
13:03Today, the AI that is the doctor,
13:05lawyer, teacher,
13:07chartered accountant, architect,
13:10this is a very important thing,
13:12and it will be increased.
13:13If it is increased,
13:15you will have to look at it.
13:18As you know,
13:19every month it will be developed,
13:22it will not be like 10 years,
13:24but in a year or two years,
13:26there will be much change in the year.
13:27Some experts are telling you,
13:28that we will get in the future,
13:31so the weather change is very difficult.
13:34We will get to the weather change.
13:35And we will get to the weather change.
13:36The weather change is very difficult.
13:38We will get to the weather change.
13:58the power plants and nuclear power plants
14:02are not stopping the water.
14:04In California,
14:06in Canada,
14:07there was a heat dome
14:08where it was 25 degrees from above,
14:10it was 40-42 degrees,
14:12the temperature reached the temperature.
14:13You can see the weather change,
14:18AI,
14:19and the youth,
14:20which is very difficult,
14:22which is very difficult.
14:24There is uncertainty
14:26that people don't understand
14:28whether we go there,
14:29how to do it.
14:31So, this is the biggest problem.
14:33Uncertainty.
14:34Yes, sir,
14:37we are discussing the number of 40 trillion dollars,
14:39in this case,
14:41there is a very very
14:42a great deal.
14:44That is,
14:45that is,
14:45that is,
14:45that is,
14:45that is,
14:45that is,
14:45that is,
14:46that is,
14:49that is,
15:13November,
15:13the most important part of the country.
15:13There is a big deal of rent in this country.
15:14There is a big deal of financial crisis.
15:16I think that there was a lot of volatility in the market, because the assets were not credit
15:25worthy, they were very much higher.
15:28Now, what is the result of the reserve bank, the central bank, that has increased liquidity
15:34during pandemic.
15:46I think that there was a lot of liquidity in the market, because the new federal chief
15:54has been saying that we have the assets of $6 trillion, which are the bonds, and that
16:00we will have to do that.
16:02So, if it is less than the market, if it is more than the liquidity, if it is more than
16:07the
16:07bond, they will give us the liquidity.
16:11So, we will create the liquidity.
16:14So, the question is, we don't understand what the effect will be.
16:20But this is the right thing that the public will hold the debt hold.
16:24It will hold the debt hold when you pay interest.
16:30It means that the government's deficit will increase the interest burden.
16:35So, the interest burden will increase the interest burden.
16:37So, the interest burden will increase the interest burden.
16:38The other hand will lose the money.
16:40But it doesn't seem like that the collapse is going on.
16:46Okay, but after this, what the Fed, which in September, the policy of the U.S.
16:52Fed, do the rate cut has increased?
16:56Is the pressure more than the Fed on the U.S.
17:26MR.
17:28I think that in this world, everyone is waiting for this, because this is anishita,
17:31that is also your monetary policy, that is also your central banks.
17:36So, when you are seeing all the central banks are trying to wait and watch,
17:42on which way it is going.
17:43And I think that America's very big hand.
17:46If America wants to say something about the youth,
17:48like Trump said,
17:52I would say that I'm going to explain it for 24 hours, etc.
17:57And now, when it's been about half a year,
17:58something is not going to happen.
17:59So, America's interest, the global interest,
18:02will be cut off.
18:04One thing is, when China is going to squeeze,
18:07because China is going to increase,
18:09if China and America are meeting,
18:11if they are both right,
18:13then it will be possible that the youth will stop.
18:16If America wants,
18:17if they want to put pressure on Israel,
18:18that the issue of Palestine,
18:21which has been the issue with Iran,
18:22the issue with Iran,
18:23the issue with Ukraine and Russia,
18:26the issue with Russia,
18:26that they will stop.
18:27For them,
18:30because there are many commodities markets,
18:31the inflation markets,
18:33the issue of the issue of their investment,
18:35the impact of your investment climate,
18:36the issue of the future,
18:36and the investment climate will be better.
18:37I have said that,
18:38it is not that this,
18:39as long as the United States,
18:40the government will be such as a state.
18:46strategic interest, if it's right, it's just like bilateralism or multilateralism,
18:54if it's again multilateralism, then they say that make America great again,
19:00and all of them are squeezing together, Canada, Europe, Japan, China, China,
19:07and all of them are going to be close to the future, and all of them are going to be
19:12close to the future.
19:16But the threat of AI is still being made.
19:19Another question, sir, what can this impact on the economy,
19:24or some factors, like crude, the price of the unstable,
19:30the RBI will also be coming, it will also be more impact.
19:36Will it affect the three different types of concepts,
19:40or will it affect the Indian economy?
19:43Yes, it will affect the Indian economy,
19:46one of them is more debt than they do,
19:48and then they do more import.
19:52Now, you can see that in the past year,
19:55our import tariffs increased,
19:57and everyone was afraid that our export in America will be reduced,
20:00but it has not been reduced,
20:03but it is very big.
20:05Our import has increased,
20:07our trade deficit has increased,
20:08because crude prices have increased,
20:11and other things have increased,
20:12so our import bill has increased,
20:15but our export,
20:17if there is a demand that will continue,
20:20the export will continue,
20:41we will continue to increase,
20:41but we will lose the value of the US.
20:42That is,
20:42we will say that in the US,
20:46the US,
20:49we will deal with the US.
20:49to go there and go there.
20:54So, in fact, the relative return is the relative return.
20:58The third return is the direct investment.
21:02And now they are the risk of the FCI and RBI,
21:08so that there was a risk that the PSI will go and get put.
21:13But it will be the risk of the RBI.
21:46I would like to say,
21:46CPI is not so much, but the amount is very important in our
21:49economic situation. Because it is the most important thing for us
21:54when the food, the food, the food, the food, the food, the food
22:00is also important. So, if you look at the fiscal policy,
22:03monetary policy, and export, it will be important for us.
22:07The US has increased 40 trillion dollars. It is increasing.
22:11It is increasing. It is increasing. It is increasing because
22:15there is no control in the city. Expenditures are increasing
22:18and the revenue is not increasing. So, it is increasing.
22:22So, it will be affecting us.
22:25Sir, if you look at this, when the situation happens globally
22:29or in any country, do you invest in the markets or commodities?
22:36Sir, if you look at this, it depends on your uncertainty.
22:46In the situation, people are liquid.
22:49They will hold more gold, they will hold more cash,
22:53and you will see that the currency circulation has increased.
22:56Yes.
22:57So, I think that the currency will hold more.
23:00So, I think that we should look at it.
23:04Because we have technology companies that don't do so well.
23:07Because we have technology companies that are very good.
23:10Because we have technology companies that are not able to do so well.
23:11We have technology companies that are not able to do so well.
23:13As we have China, America, Korea, Taiwan,
23:19I think that it is the use of a foreign investment that is very high.
23:29It also has the opportunity to do so well.
23:33We have the opportunity to look at that.
23:33We will have the opportunity to look at the sectorial companies.
23:35The sectorial companies that are looking forward to the sectorial private sector is working here.
23:40Now there is a gap there, but when technology companies and other places, I think that if we have to
23:46invest in the stock market,
23:48then we should have to think about it, because in this situation, we don't understand what will happen in long
23:53term.
23:55Sir, there is a lot of uncertainty in this time, but somewhere else I hope that Middle East tensions will
24:02decrease,
24:03so maybe things will start stabilizing. Today, what happened with you, I thought that the panic was created in front
24:10of us,
24:11all of our viewers will understand how economies are growing.
24:18Thank you so much for joining us today and explaining this in this form. Thank you.
24:23Thank you very much.
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