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Many people think India has never faced stagflation-like pressures before.

History says otherwise.
The 1970s oil shock. The 1991 balance of payments crisis. Both periods saw:
📈 High inflation
📉 Slower growth
⚠️ Severe economic stress

But today's India is different.
- Larger forex reserves
- Stronger banking system
- Better infrastructure
- Growing services exports
- More diversified global partnerships
That's why most economists aren't predicting a collapse. The bigger concern is prolonged pressure.

Because when pressure persists:
• Consumers spend less
• Businesses become cautious
• Hiring slows
• Growth loses momentum

The question isn't whether India can survive. The question is whether India can keep growing through the next global slowdown.

Full video: https://t.co/nFZtA7gC1m
What do you think?

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Most people think rising oil prices only affect petrol & diesel.
Reality -
- Oil affects transport.
- Food.
- Flights.
- Factories.
- Packaging.
- Agriculture.
- Logistics.

India imports ~85-90% of its crude oil. So when oil prices rise:
→ India needs more dollars
→ Rupee faces pressure
→ Imports get costlier
→ Inflation rises

And with tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, markets are watching closely.

This is one of the biggest macro risks investors should understand right now.
Full breakdown here: https://t.co/nFZtA7gC1m

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The most expensive thing people buy today isn't a phone, a car or a luxury watch.
It's the need to look successful.

India is earning more. Yet saving less.
Why?
Because status has become a financial liability.

A short breakdown on the psychology behind India's savings problem - https://t.co/gpbuq0a2mO

#PersonalFinance #MoneyMindset #FinancialLiteracy

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Once you stop buying things to impress people… your entire relationship with money changes.

And honestly? That’s real financial freedom.

Full video here - https://t.co/zkiHNpwOkK

#PersonalFinance #MoneyPsychology #FinancialFreedom #Fincash

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Most people are not poor because they earn less.

They are poor because an entire system is designed to make them feel incomplete.

Thread 🧵

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The biggest financial skill today is no longer just investing. It is learning how to think independently in a system designed to influence you constantly.

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Most people completely missed what PM Modi meant about gold.

Gold isn’t just jewellery for India.
It’s also a massive dollar outflow.

More gold imports = more pressure on:
• Rupee
• Inflation
• Trade deficit
• Forex reserves

This wasn’t about tradition. It was about economic
resilience. 🇮🇳
For full insights: https://t.co/173BmLgb50

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India’s EV story is not really about climate. It’s about geopolitics.
A country that imports most of its energy can never be fully economically independent.

Every time oil prices spike:
→ inflation rises
→ rupee weakens
→ markets panic
→ growth slows

That’s why EVs matter more than most people think.
The next global superpowers won’t just manufacture chips.
They’ll control energy dependence.

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Fuel prices rising again is just one small part of a much bigger economic story.
Explained the complete picture in this video 👇
https://t.co/2w9sMYXNXD

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Petrol +₹2.61. Diesel +₹2.71. Again.
Fuel price hikes are exactly why countries like India are pushing - WFH, EVs, public transport and lower fuel consumption.

India imports nearly 85% of its crude oil.

So when global oil prices rise:
• inflation increases
• import bills rise
• rupee pressure increases
• everyday costs go up

Less commuting doesn’t just reduce traffic.
It reduces fuel dependence over time.
This is much bigger than convenience.

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