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Hello dear viewers, we are here with part 3 of the previous face2face video, which will be on the relation between bond yield, inflation, and the stock market.
Our guest speaker, Mr. Kirtan Shah will explain how to create the maximum return with the help of trade tricks and techniques, with our rocking host Mr. Vivek Bajaj.
This video is the continuation of the previous video, which was on how to select the right bond mutual fund. In this video, Mr. Shah talks about the condition of the latest market and the relation with the economy of the country. He also mentions the economy of the United States and how it affects the Indian market.
He also gives a practical demonstration of the value of the dollar and its relevance with the stock market of India and explains how bond and yield are inversely proportional.
The significance of interest rates during an economic crisis and the role of central banks in such situations are also discussed in this video, which should not be missed out at any cost.
He concludes the video by summarizing the condition of the real estate sector in the country, and its future possibilities. Also, the importance of the manufacturing industry, which can make a major difference in the economical aspect of India and the relation with China.
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To watch Part 1 of this video 'How & When to Select Debt Mutual Funds?' please click here - https://bit.ly/3dGnIxc
To watch Part 2 of this video 'How to Select the Right Bond Mutual Fund? Part 2' please click here - https://bit.ly/3214aOK
Hello dear viewers, we are here with part 3 of the previous face2face video, which will be on the relation between bond yield, inflation, and the stock market.
Our guest speaker, Mr. Kirtan Shah will explain how to create the maximum return with the help of trade tricks and techniques, with our rocking host Mr. Vivek Bajaj.
This video is the continuation of the previous video, which was on how to select the right bond mutual fund. In this video, Mr. Shah talks about the condition of the latest market and the relation with the economy of the country. He also mentions the economy of the United States and how it affects the Indian market.
He also gives a practical demonstration of the value of the dollar and its relevance with the stock market of India and explains how bond and yield are inversely proportional.
The significance of interest rates during an economic crisis and the role of central banks in such situations are also discussed in this video, which should not be missed out at any cost.
He concludes the video by summarizing the condition of the real estate sector in the country, and its future possibilities. Also, the importance of the manufacturing industry, which can make a major difference in the economical aspect of India and the relation with China.
You can download our apps -
StockEdge -
Android - https://bit.ly/2xlLpcR
IOS - https://apple.co/2UYNF31
Elearnmarkets -
Playstore- http://bit.ly/2Ck7lUM
IOS- http://apple.co/34OuUUt
You can also visit us on -
Elearnmarkets - https://www.elearnmarkets.com/
Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/elearnmarkets
Take a look at Kirtan A Shah (@KirtanShahCFP): https://twitter.com/KirtanShahCFP?s=08
#elearnmarkets #inflation #bondmarket #stockmarket #bondyield
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