00:04How can you talk about the Indian situation?
00:07Hello, it's a very important issue to the Indian situation.
00:09Sometimes, after three years,
00:12there is a way to do the same thing in the IMF.
00:17There is a way to do the same thing in the IMF.
00:19There are a way to do the same thing in India.
00:22In the last three years, the GDP is 7.1 and 8.8.
00:28In March, the GDP is 7.6.
00:33In the last seven years, GDP is the GDP.
00:37The GDP is not the GDP.
00:40The GDP is the GDP.
00:41The GDP is the GDP.
00:42The GDP is the GDP.
00:51The GDP is the GDP.
00:55The GDP is the GDP.
01:03Here we go.
01:03In India, the GDP is the GDP.
01:08In the last four years, the GDP is the GDP.
01:13The GDP is the GDP.
01:18If you need a GDP, you need a GDP.
01:22If we were to get a few more points, we would have to get a few more points.
01:28So, these three things.
01:29One thing is,
01:33Fiscal Discipline with Fiscal Consolidation.
01:35Then a come, we would have to get a few more points.
01:39These three things are the most important thing.
01:42A very important thing is that a lot of the peaks are in the past.
01:45That, there is an opportunity to drive a crude oil in the past.
01:54We were hoping that a crude oil would be 0.075 billion,
01:56even if we were to import the crude oil in the past,
02:03We were able to import the crude oil imports for $1.5 billion.
02:08In that interest,
02:14There are 3 months ago, a barrel of brand crude barrel.
02:23That's why it's $80 billion.
02:26That's why it's $80 billion.
02:27There's another $80 billion.
02:33In India, there is a very low trade deficit, which is a very low trade deficit.
02:42In the surplus of services exports, there is also a low trade deficit.
02:49This is a low trade deficit, a current account deficit,
02:53and a more low trade deficit, and a more low trade deficit,
02:56and a more low trade deficit.
03:00However, there are a lot of trade risks in the market.
03:06There are a lot of trade risks that are coming from the market.
03:10It is called imported inflation.
03:13In that area, there are a lot of trade risks.
03:18It is a problem.
03:19This is the question.
03:24This is a crude oil issue.
03:27In the past, it is a huge issue.
03:31It is a huge issue.
03:32It is a huge issue.
03:33It has been a long time ago.
03:36It has been a long time ago.
03:43There are exchanges, stock exchanges, exchange-traded funds,
03:49in an electronic form.
03:51In January, it has been $100.
03:57It has been $200.
03:57It is $100.
04:00It has been $200.
04:01It has been $200,
04:04and it has been $200.
04:06After all, if you are in the past,
04:09it's been a big issue of $200.
04:13It has been a big issue for the future.
04:19One of those issues is about the future.
04:20In the past, President Trump said that
04:24As it has been uncomfortable, we can manage the crisis.
04:33We can manage the crisis.
04:35If you ask the balance of trade and imbalance of payments,
04:40there is a problem with Sampathivavast.
04:44As the PMF said, it is an absence of stability in an ocean of turbulence.
04:50In other words, this is a vulnerability for crude oil.
05:00That vulnerability is a problem for me.
05:04It is a problem for me.
05:07It is also a problem for me.
05:08If it is not a demand for crude oil, it is not a demand.
05:14In 2020, the estimates of oil demand are 1.2%.
05:23Supply is far in excess of demand.
05:25That is why it is a barrel of crude oil like a barrel of brend.
05:30It is a problem for me.
05:33It is also a trade for crude oil.
05:39It is also a trade for natural gas.
05:43It is also a problem for the demand-supply gap.
05:48It is also a problem for availability.
05:49That is a problem for the demand-supply gap.
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