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Climate data, now on IndiaDataHub We are thrilled to now cover climate data on IndiaDataHub. We start with rainfall and temperature data with data going back to several decades. We publish this data at a weekly and monthly frequency, both in absolute terms as well as deviations from long-term average (defined as trailing 30 years). These data sets are built using the underlying GIS data source which ensures consistency and timeliness of data. The monthly rainfall data from IMD, available for the 36 climatic regions in the country, continues in parallel. The relevance of rainfall is easily understood given the importance of Agriculture in the Indian economy. But temperature data is normally understood in the context of global warming which is a very long-term phenomenon. But as the charts show, temperature does influence economic and business metrics even in the short-run. A hotter year generally results in slowdown in Agri GDP which is followed by higher Food inflation. Temperature also positively impacts several sectors. Power generation for example is highly positively correlated to temperature. And, not surprisingly, a hotter quarter results in stronger revenue growth of climate linked consumer goods companies. The data is currently available at an all India and state level and we will drill this down further to cover all the districts of India. And we are extending our coverage of climate data by adding data sets on pollution (aerosols) as well as custom data sets like extreme weather events etc as we continue our work on GIS data sets. Stay tuned. We hope you find this useful. Do let us know any feedback or suggestions that you might have. Check out: https://idh.to/temp #India #Climate #Rainfall #Temperature #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange

3Q Results, e-com slowdown, Tale of two tantrums and more in this week's edition of #TWID #India #Payments #ECommerce #Profits https://lnkd.in/dSmsJZ2p

Record FX Intervention, RBI's between Rock and a Hard place, Falling Reserves, Inflation and more in this week's edition of #TWID #Rupee #RBI #Inflation #INR https://lnkd.in/daaF56ha

INR’s continued depreciation, Decline in FX reserves, Reserve adequacy, Strong equity inflows and growth in folios and more in this week's edition of #TWID #Currency #Rupee #FXReserves #MutualFunds https://lnkd.in/dWvXsvrM

Declining corporate taxes, Weak GST growth, Better december quarter for Autos, recovery in aviation and continued subscriber loss for Jio. This and more in this week's edition of #TWID #India #Data #Aviation #Autos #Jio #GST https://lnkd.in/d-tEesd8

Monetary policy review, 3Q looking up relative to 2Q, Buoyant real estate market and more in this week's edition of #TWID https://lnkd.in/dB7s6XaW

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Weak Growth, Hazy Fisc, Liquidity and more in this week's edition of #TWID #India #GDP #Economy #InterestRates #MonetaryPolicy https://lnkd.in/d8ry7icB

Multilateral data, now on IndiaDataHub for quick cross-country analysis... We are thrilled to cover several multilateral data sets on IndiaDataHub. Multilateral datasets facilitate cross country comparisons by providing consistent long time series data. In all we track these data sets for over 100 countries and country groups with history going back to several decades in most cases. We begin with 4 datasets: > Bank for International Settlements (BIS) > IMF’s World Economic Monitor (incl forecasts) > World Bank’s World Development Indicators > UN’s World Population Prospects (incl forecasts) The video below gives you a quick overview of how to access this data. These datasets will flow through to our excel plugin next month and will also be accessible through our APIs. Global trade and Energy is going to be a point of focus in the next few years with the change in US administration and the consequent change in trade policy. So, we are expanding our coverage of trade and next quarter we will add additional multilateral data sets focused on trade such as the World Trade Organization. Stay tuned… We hope you find this useful. Do let us know any feedback or suggestions that you might have. #India #Data #Analytics #Credit #Trade

Record decline in reserves last week, RBI battling the impossible trinity, Continued churn in wireless subscriber base and more in this week's edition of #TWID https://lnkd.in/dF5ibVn3