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Linkfest
Saturday, June 3rd, 2017I come across a lot of good articles from across the web. This linkfest will help you cut out the noise and focus on what was important in the last week:
Indian Economy:
Bloomberg Quint – Juggling statistics for GDP
Mostly Economics – Does RBI’s independence matter?
Livemint – Manas Chakravarty: Who are the biggest buyers of gold in India?
Bloomberg Quint – Praveen Chakravarty: Who is paying for those loan waivers
Livemint – Indira Rajaraman: Solutions for legacy failures in India
Livemint – Small finance banks see asset quality deteriorate
Livemint – India’s internet landscape
Mostly Economics – Grade distortion in India
Capitalmind – About the latest GDP growth numbers
Bloomberg Quint – Global comparisons of GST
General:
NY Times – China has made the Fed and the ECB look almost lackadaisical when it comes to pumping money
Visual Capitalist – Electric Vehicles’ ‘Model T’ moment
SL-Advisors – A closer look at oil production trends
Bloomberg – The long calm in commodities
Bloomberg – Robots will diffuse demographics
McKinsey – Insights into consumer behaviour
The Big Picture – Robots for the Long Haul
Benedict Evans – Disruptions in the next 10 years
The Guardian – Operation car wash (via AlphaIdeas)
Investing and Personal Finance:
Alpha Architect – Indexing: Trust, but verify
Safal Niveshak – Go on a decision diet
HumbleDollar – Too trusting of investment promises
Morningstar – Confessions of a stock picker
A Wealth of Common Sense – Reframe your concept of risk
Morgan Housel – Expiring vs. long-term knowledge
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About the author
Rishad is the founder of Kairos Capital. He started his career with Standard Chartered Wealth Management and has extensive experience in markets, particularly in terms of mutual funds and stocks.
