courted 95% of the market for machine learning. now, over the past 12 months, nvidia s share price has more than doubled. investors are betting the company will be able to profit from its foresight in developing chips that are easily adaptable. and, of course, ai is the next hot thing in tech and certainly an area with a lot of growth potential. but now, there are questions about whether nvidia s ability to keep up with demand, especially as other chip makers like intel and amd, try to get in the game. so mirror with the latest with nvidia s flirtation with the trillion dollar club. the indian economy is expected to post improved growth when it releases its latest gdp data later. economists are pointing to the drivers being the manufacturing and services industries and a boost in domestic demand. so what can we expect? professor partha chatterjee, is a macroeconoist and emerging markets specialist at shiv nadar university in uttar pradesh. thank you for being with us. we touc
covid 19 restrictions late last year. the chief economist told me that she is expecting to see an economic rebound but warned that the optimism could fade in subsequent quarters. in that the optimism could fade in subsequent quarters. subsequent quarters. in terms of gdp growth. subsequent quarters. in terms of gdp growth, and subsequent quarters. in terms of gdp growth, and it s - subsequent quarters. in terms of gdp growth, and it s very i of gdp growth, and it s very likely of gdp growth, and it s very likely to of gdp growth, and it s very likely to exceed expectations because the trade details were exceptional. now, we anticipated growth rate of around anticipated growth rate of around 4.5% and in terms of infrastructure, housing, consumption, all those figures will improve significantly in the first will improve significantly in the first quarter as well. might the first quarter as well. might be some downside and risks might be some downside and risks but
two will constitute a good return for the domestic economy. unfortunately, investment has not been great in the context of the indian economy and what it can achieve. i don t think we will see a lot of action there. i don t think we will see a lot of proprietary investment picking up in the last quarter. investment picking up in the last auarter. , ., quarter. briefly, if we look at the headwinds quarter. briefly, if we look at the headwinds that quarter. briefly, if we look at the headwinds that are quarter. briefly, if we look at the headwinds that are facing - quarter. briefly, if we look at the headwinds that are facing other | headwinds that are facing other economies given what you are telling me about domestic consumption, does that mean that the indian economy is immune from some of those headwinds? not quite, because if you look at exports. indian exports have actually fallen. so have fdi, investment flow to india. so both of these can drag down the domestic economy. i
between the macro figures in the perceptions of the general public the perceptions of the general public and maybe there is a delay public and maybe there is a delay between the economic extension and the income growth but what s extension and the income growth but what s more likely to happen but what s more likely to happen in the coming months is that people make it over the hationai that people make it over the national high, the original eye of the national high, the original eye of the reopening of the manufacturing demand might deciihe manufacturing demand might decline which can lead to a booming export because the global booming export because the global economy is slowing down rether global economy is slowing down rather than speeding up and for domestic rather than speeding up and for domestic consumption, it is certainly domestic consumption, it is certainly picking up and more sighs certainly picking up and more sighs of certainly picking up and more signs
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