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@harshmadhusudan Avatar @harshmadhusudan Harsh Gupta Madhusudan

Harsh Gupta Madhusudan posts on X about india, inflation, china, slack the most. They currently have XXXXXXX followers and 1742 posts still getting attention that total XXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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Social topic influence india, inflation #1151, china #3238, slack #72, worlds largest #205, rbi #119, gdp #434, core, investment, the worlds

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"Gold is not a consumer item-it is practically speaking more a savings/investment one. Like all good inflation indices try to focus on rent (actual or imputed) more than housing prices per se-we need to be careful in assuming that high gold prices means lower slack in the economy"
X Link 2025-12-10T06:59Z 117.1K followers, XXX engagements

"India's capacity utilisation data (RBI) has some measurement issues but based on what we have we can clearly see big slack in the economy. Mid-70s is just not good enough to kickstart major private capex. Low-mid 80s is overheating as we saw in 2011 say but high-70s is optimal"
X Link 2025-12-10T07:20Z 117.1K followers, 3216 engagements

"China has to announce more easing (monetary/fiscal) along with more consumption incentives. Investment is falling as it should but pace has to be modulated. With stable nominal rate vs USD-deflation/disinflation is reducing CNY REER which will worsen global tensions (Bloomberg.)"
X Link 2025-11-14T08:24Z 117.1K followers, 2926 engagements

"China will almost certainly overtake the US in market-exchange rate (MER) GDP terms by the 2030s. It is already comfortably ahead in PPP terms. Will take Chinese socio-political implosion for US to remain ahead. Almost any other scenario - US will become #2. Therefore if India is to be the world's largest economy by say mid-century the real competition is with China in aggregate terms (and US in per capita terms with that being delayed by another decade or bit more perhaps.) To overtake China PPP by 2047 - and let us say in MER by 2050 (since Indian population will be higher and hence per"
X Link 2025-11-30T08:56Z 117.1K followers, 18.4K engagements

"That is incorrect. Liquidity is in RBIs hands to infuse via OMOs to align short term market rates with stated repo etc. Only reason not to infuse liquidity (which gets depleted due to rupee defense - though a lot has been done through forward market) is inflation concerns and that is the one thing which is not a concern. Transmission has been given enough time and it is an ongoing process anyway. Plus tools like CRR have been rightly deployed"
X Link 2025-12-02T04:25Z 117.1K followers, 5367 engagements

"All our data can go to the US (or Chinese) governments but we draw a principled line at the Indian government. This far and no further :)"
X Link 2025-12-02T09:46Z 117.1K followers, 103K engagements

"Foreigners own a quarter of the listed Indian equity market with FPIs at a sixth of the overall market and the rest with foreign promoters. That comes to around $1.3T. If they want to incrementally hedge just X% of this it comes to more than $25B. RBI's reserves net of forward shorts is north of $600B. To a lesser extent you can also count FDI unlisted stock and FPI debt stock as well - and count hedging against that. You can see how even hedges can add up against the reserves. This is without even counting speculators ECBs IPO repatriations traders and the various asset shifts which is"
X Link 2025-12-03T06:20Z 117.1K followers, 5973 engagements

"You just can't negotiate a good deal unless you are ready to walk away. Yes you can bluff and get away but that is not a strategy. That is a prayer. If your bluff is called out your credibility maybe in tatters for many other negotiations. India must be ready to walk away from any US deal. Only then can a good deal be negotiated. As citizens and economic participants we can empower our government by saying - take your time. I believe this is one of the key reasons the RBI let the rupee slip. Let it not be an unnecessary pressure point. Let it be a pressure valve release instead"
X Link 2025-12-04T05:35Z 117.1K followers, 44.7K engagements

"So appropriate that the 1971 Operation was called "Trident". Poseidon (or Neptune)'s main weapon the Trident-which immediately reminds us of Shiva's Trishul-shows what is at stake in any Indo-Pak conflict. An ancient war between Spiritual Pluralism and Proselytising Monotheism"
X Link 2025-12-04T06:06Z 117.1K followers, 2959 engagements

""Western education" - the same education that led to Hitler Marx Stalin Leopold Mussolini Dyer @dhume The things with these proclamations is "West" is never defined. Colloquially OK - but what are "Western" values Western civilisation Is it a race religion direction"
X Link 2025-12-05T05:29Z 117.1K followers, 15.3K engagements

"Markets were not sure still RBI MPC cut unanimously - and INR held well. This again shows textbook criticism of rate cuts leading to depreciation needs to be nuanced by real world data. For India equity flows matter more - and for that growth matters (both nominal and real.)"
X Link 2025-12-05T05:57Z 117.1K followers, 4583 engagements

"From early 2002 to early 2012 USD INR was flat (around high 40s) despite Indian inflation being almost X% points higher than the US over that decade. That is we saw a real relative appreciation of the rupee by more than 50%. Then the rupee went on a 14-year Vanvaas as the dollar cycle turned. Today the US-India inflation gap is much lower (in fact sometimes reversed like it is now) and the per capita constant LCU growth gap is higher in favour of India. While Trumps unexpectedly high tariffs on India may have extended the rupees nominal relative fall by 12-18 months over and above major"
X Link 2025-12-07T04:55Z 117.1K followers, 24K engagements

"Chinese net exports continue to rise stupendously and this imbalance continues to exacerbate geopolitical tensions. CNY should continue to appreciate against the USD in nominal terms"
X Link 2025-12-08T11:52Z 117.1K followers, 2698 engagements

"Japanese growth dramatically slows but consensus is gradual hiking or normalisation by BOJ wont stop at least for now. How much will BOJ go in the opposite direction of Fed cuts is an open question. Macron is pressuring ECB to be more dovish too while China will be dovish too"
X Link 2025-12-08T12:33Z 117.1K followers, 2165 engagements

"Three golden words that Sanjay Malhotra has to speak: "Whatever it takes". Whatever it takes to go back to double-digit nominal GDP growth while being focused on our X% inflation target and broader financial stability. That is all Governor needs to say and he has to mean it"
X Link 2025-12-02T08:33Z 117.1K followers, 8837 engagements

"US/India in per capita dollar terms. GDP: 33x MCap: 55x That is the structural runway for next few decades. Then there is the cyclical one. EMs are already up XX% in $ in 2025. So this is not a notional story but one that has already played out. India-EM underperformance worst since 1993. Questions: Does EM rally continue (does US REER cyclically fall after a decade plus building on this year's fall) Does India re-join EM rally given moderation in valuations and process of reflation beginning I think answers to both is a big yes"
X Link 2025-12-03T07:13Z 117.1K followers, 24.9K engagements

"US growth is weakening (NY Fed) even as 2026 is likely to see a further fiscal impulse. But the weakening will keep the rate cuts on track. A combination of fiscal and monetary easing should keep USD REER under pressure unlike fiscal easing and monetary tightness in recent years"
X Link 2025-12-08T11:49Z 117.1K followers, 2800 engagements

"Over the last X yr and X yrs cumulative INR nominal index returns respectively Nifty 500: X% XXX% Nifty Bank: XX% XX% Nifty 50: X% XX% Midcap150. X% XXX% Smallcap250 -XX% XXX% Microcap250 -XX% 103%"
X Link 2025-12-10T06:35Z 117.1K followers, 2587 engagements

"The gold 'wedge' between core CPI and adjusted core CPI has been widening although the numbers here could be approximate (AI is error prone but directionally correct.) Reported core CPI has been 4%+ mostly but ex-gold it has been around X% or even lower as RBI Governor noted"
X Link 2025-12-10T06:57Z 117.1K followers, 2274 engagements

"The US admin saying in front of their Congress that India has been very difficult on trade but also saying India has been forward looking with best-so-far offers is the best praise the government can receive. We do want to defend some core interests and we want access too but we also do not want to be protectionist based on outdated assumptions. This is good stuff. No hurries once again; let us get a good deal"
X Link 2025-12-10T07:59Z 117.1K followers, 67.5K engagements

"India is the world's largest experiment in self-rule till date. For all the awe that Chinese growth inspires and I am not a perma-bear when it comes to China a market democracy is the best way to run a population that internalises pluralism. China will have to cross the bridge to self-rule at some point. The CCP system is not stable in an anti-fragile way as can be seen by the fact that their President has broken with the two-term convention. Quoting Legalism and all is fine but Han political nous has its own chequered past once we go beyond romantic historiography. The fact that Indians have"
X Link 2025-12-10T14:51Z 117.1K followers, 24K engagements