दिल्ली: अमेरिकी चुनाव के नतीजों का असर वैश्विक अर्थव्यवस्था पर पड़ने के सवाल पर एसकेआई कैपिटल के एमडी नरिंदर वाधवा ने कहा कि अमेरिका सबसे बड़ी अर्थव्यवस्था है। वहां की राजनीति और इकोनॉमी का असर हर देश पर पड़ता है। हमारी मार्केट के अंदर भी जो हमने दबाव देखा पिछले कुछ दिनों में उसकी एक बहुत बड़ी वजह थी अमेरिका के अंदर इलेक्शन थे और वहां पर अनिश्चितता थी। पूरी दुनिया की मार्केट डाउन रहती है जब क्लैरिटी आती है तब मार्केट ठीक होनी शुरू हो जाती है आज भी हमने यही देखा आज मार्केट ने अच्छी रिकवरी की है। अमेरिका और भारत के रिलेशन काफी अच्छे रहे हैं क्योंकि भारत को काफी महत्व दिया जाता है कमला हैरिस डेमोक्रेट हैं वहां पर उनका व्यू यह है लोग कैपिटल गेन से पैसा कमा रहे हैं। देश में डिप्रेशन का कोई संकेत नहीं है ऐसा कुछ अभी तक सामने नहीं आया है।
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00:00The U.S. is the largest economy in the world and the political and economic situation there is different in every country.
00:10The reason behind the pressure in the market in October was the uncertainty of the elections in the U.S.
00:20In the last 4-5 elections, there has been a lot of pressure in the markets in the U.S.
00:31The markets are down in the world.
00:33When there is certainty and clarity, the markets start to recover.
00:39We have seen that today as well.
00:41The market has recovered well today.
00:43The elections will take place in the evening and by tomorrow there will be an indication of the results.
00:49We feel that Trump is coming in a positive way.
00:58This is good for the Indian economy.
01:05The reason is that the Republicans are very pro-business.
01:14They focus on the economy and their decisions are more business-like.
01:21The Democrats are also good for us because they have good relations with both the parties in the U.S.
01:29Mr. Trump has also said that Modi is his friend and he would like to have a good relationship with him.
01:41If Mr. Trump becomes the President of the United States, the Indian economy will get a lot of boost.
01:49We have seen that he works on the tariff.
01:53He adjusts the tariffs in places like China.
02:00This will make a big difference for China.
02:04This is good for India.
02:07This will have a positive impact on the Indian economy and the Indian market.
02:11Another thing is that Trump has disarmed the world.
02:19He has disarmed the wars between Israel, Hamas, Russia and Ukraine.
02:26This will have a positive impact on the world economy.
02:43We have good relations with both the parties.
02:47The U.S.-India relations are very good.
02:50Over a period of time, India has been given a lot of importance in China.
02:57Kamala Harris is a Democrat.
03:03Her view is that people are earning money through capital gains.
03:11Taxation rates need to be improved.
03:18Capital gains are taxed.
03:21These things go against the capitalistic economy.
03:26We are also an aggressor.
03:28We have socialism.
03:30We want to give attention to everyone.
03:34We are moving towards capitalism.
03:37This will make a difference for us.
03:40But there will be continuity.
03:42Democrats and Biden are in power.
03:45There will be continuity.
03:47There won't be a big change.
03:49But there will be a booster if Trump comes.
03:52There will be depression.
03:55The reason for depression is that demand is overcapacitated.
04:03There is no engine in the world.
04:09China is an engine of the world economy.
04:12It is an aggressor.
04:14There is no depression in the world.
04:18We have taken the same role.
04:21India is playing the role of China.
04:25There is a lot of demand.
04:27There is a possibility of growth.
04:31I don't think so in the world.
04:35Economies are cyclical.
04:39There is a cycle in which there is a recessionary trend.
04:44Demand is decreasing.
04:46The central bank wants to control inflation.
04:51When inflation is reduced, there is a question of recession.
04:57There is no great depression.
05:00I don't think so.
05:03The world is moving in a different direction.
05:07The old ways of judging are changing.
05:12The biggest negative is that the US has a loan of $37 trillion.
05:22The servicing of that loan is a big challenge.
05:27The US president will have to reduce his expenses or increase his revenue.
05:33These are the two ways to reduce debt.
05:36The central banks of the world invest in the US treasury.
05:43This is a big figure for them.
05:46This is a challenge.
05:48I don't think there will be a big recession.
05:53I don't think so.
05:56There is no sign of depression.
05:59There is no data point.
06:01Look at your GST.
06:03You are collecting Rs. 2,00,000 crores of GST every month.
06:07There is growth in the US.
06:10Demand has slowed down but that doesn't mean there is no depression.
06:14I don't think there is any challenge.
06:17China is reviving the world economy.
06:21They are getting packages.
06:23Every central bank and government wants to take action before that.
06:29They are getting booster packages.
06:32The world is aware of this.
06:36There are packages to revive the economy.
06:41I don't think there will be any depression.