Data discoveries of the week, presented in charts. This week we look at interesting data about largest office building in the world, India’s UPI payment, tomato price surge, global wealth inequality, India’s rice export ban, barbieheimer and more.
1. Share of ?? advertising spends across media ?
Share of advertising spends in India Digital across?, TV ? , Print ? & other media??
Data courtesy @GroupMWorldwide.#ChartOfTheDay #advertising pic.twitter.com/wd3neQK8xU— Kuvera (@Kuvera_In) July 21, 2023
2. Built across 35 acres of land, Surat diamond Bourse became the largest office building in the world. Here are the others on the list ?
Home to the city where ? 90% of the diamonds ? are cut, Surat ?? now has another feather in its cap – the Surat Diamond Bourse, the world's largest office building that surpassed the Pentagon. Here are the top 10 ??#ChartOfTheDay #realestate pic.twitter.com/2NHzYLxACW
— Kuvera (@Kuvera_In) July 20, 2023
3. Difference between the expense ratio of Direct MF & regular MF varies across schemes. This data shows how much ?
Research by @cafemutual shows that index funds concentrating on sector or theme, mid-cap cos., and small-cap cos. exhibit the highest distributable TER (the difference between TER of regular plan and direct plan) ??
For more: https://t.co/0yFaPAcIBY#ChartOfTheDay #mutualfunds… pic.twitter.com/6OFpWVJRTQ
— Kuvera (@Kuvera_In) July 19, 2023
4. UPI has made India a global leader in instant payments ? ??
?? India is the global leader in real-time payments.? IMPS has been available since Nov 2010, but the launch of Unified Payments Interface (UPI) ? in April 2016 changed the game. It made real-time payments ? possible with QR codes, mobile numbers, and virtual IDs.… pic.twitter.com/r4G1iem9dO
— Kuvera (@Kuvera_In) July 18, 2023
5. As prices get saucy, see what states produce tomatoes in India ?
Tomato Production in India:
Tomatoes hold immense significance in Indian households, often considered the king of the kitchen. However, the recent surge in tomato prices, reaching ₹150 to ₹200 per kilogram in retail markets has disrupted the monthly budgets of Indian families. pic.twitter.com/kTto2tu6nl
— The Maps Daily (@themapsdaily) July 20, 2023
6. How much was spent on the #Chandrayaan missions ??
With an estimated budget of Rs 615 Cr, #Chandrayaan3 is said to be one of the most cost-effective space missions as compared to its predecessors.#ISRO #ISROTeam @isro @ayushiag
Take a look ⬇️ https://t.co/MUW7hAET8v pic.twitter.com/4dIMdWHFe2
— CNBC-TV18 (@CNBCTV18News) July 14, 2023
7. Capital per worker for some leading economies. Comparing figures for the 80s vs 2010-19. See the China ?? rocket!
China’s rise as the “factory of the world” can be clearly seen here
The“capital” per worker represents infrastructure, production (manufacturing) capacity and real estate. In 30 years, China exceeded developed nation levels by multiples!!
India is far below global levels. Our… pic.twitter.com/KsFbDqFowz
— Mihir Vora (@theMihirV) July 18, 2023
8. Here is why they are calling India the breakout star of emerging markets. Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) India Index doing better than Emerging Markets.
Power law in stock market returns. India > emerging markets. pic.twitter.com/WIxAZL3lGb
— Aditya Nagarsheth (@ANagarsheth) July 16, 2023
9. So where’s your next international trip? ?️?
After major setbacks during the pandemic, travel & tourism is on track to become a key driver of economic growth once again, here are the cities where international tourists splurged the most in 2022. ??#ChartOfTheDay #Traveller pic.twitter.com/hYTcfcycaE
— Kuvera (@Kuvera_In) July 17, 2023
10. The most profitable companies in the US ?
The Most Profitable U.S. Companies, by Sector ?️https://t.co/TiZsNt2PiI pic.twitter.com/1Ami7mqkJM
— Visual Capitalist (@VisualCap) July 18, 2023
11. Which side of the Barbieheimer line are you on this weekend? ??
Trying to answer the question of the year through numbers: #Barbie or #Oppenheimer?#MintCharts @shuja_asrar pic.twitter.com/JiMaynYYUv
— Tanay Sukumar (@TanaySukumar) July 21, 2023
12. India ?? is the world’s top rice exporter. With heavy monsoon rains damaging crops, exports of non-basmati rice have been banned. Take a look at the top buyers of India’s basmati rice ??
In FY23, India exported Basmati Rice worth about 38,524 Cr (a jump of 12,000 crore from FY22).
In today's infographic, let's have a look at the Country-wise Value of Basmati Exports:
?? Saudi Arabia – 8,362 Cr
?? Iran – 7,838 Cr
?? Iraq – 3,032 Cr
?? USA – 1,920 Cr pic.twitter.com/RouHOKU6QV— FinMedium.com – Investing Made Easy (@FinMedium) July 8, 2023
13. Wealth inequality in major countries ??????????
The richest 1% in India own > 40% of the wealth. We need more Indians to own growth assets. pic.twitter.com/S9RW3wmE7B
— Sandeep Jethwani (@sandeepjethwani) July 21, 2023
14. India vs. China, a comparison of labour force ????
India's population is now bigger than China's, but due to low female labor force participation, its workforce is less than 2/3 the size of China's.https://t.co/195fej16Z2 from @_ADeshpande & @akshichawla pic.twitter.com/U8wpEAPQdF
— Justin Sandefur (@JustinSandefur) July 20, 2023
15. The race to become India’s favourite UPI app ?
#MintCharts | Three #UPI apps — #PhonePe, #GooglePay, #Paytm — contribute over 90% of all UPI transactions. pic.twitter.com/ACeWIWWh3C
— Mint (@livemint) July 14, 2023
16. Average assets of an Indian household ??
Today's Infographic: Assets of Indian Households
? Real Estate & Properties – 50.7%
? Gold – 15.5%
? Bank Deposits – 14%
? Equities – 4.7%
? Cash – 3.4% pic.twitter.com/aloCN9aRFk— FinMedium.com – Investing Made Easy (@FinMedium) July 7, 2023
17. Y-o-Y change in Headline Consumer Prices for UK, Eurozone, Japan, USA and China.
Japan is no longer an outlier after its headline inflation outpaced US price rises for the first time in eight years. https://t.co/cIxj74WpZJ pic.twitter.com/qr4A3BLUO2
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) July 21, 2023
18. For the first time, the US ?? will spend more on interest expenses than defence ?
1/3 pic.twitter.com/Sc7FJvYKx7
— Jim Bianco (@biancoresearch) July 20, 2023
19. The US is seeing unprecedented union activity this year. Actors went on strike, and now unions of UPS and the big three automakers also threaten to.
'More than 650,000 American workers are threatening to go on strike this summer — or have already done so — in an avalanche of union activity not seen in the US in decades. "This will be the biggest moment of striking, really, since the 1970s."' https://t.co/Dh06XGp9fi pic.twitter.com/TDGt93D6WK
— Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) July 20, 2023
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