Data discoveries of the week, presented in charts. This week we look at some fascinating data on the gaming market, India’s credit card spending, House Price Index, Commercial vehicles market share, Passenger traffic growth & more.
1. Market leaders in the ? gaming industry.
The global subscription-based gaming market is projected to grow from USD 9.94 billion in 2023 to USD 15.90 billion by 2028. PlayStation Plus and Xbox are the market leaders in the subscription based gaming industry. ?#playstationplus #XboxGamePass pic.twitter.com/RnDoHpijCG
— Kuvera (@Kuvera_In) September 18, 2023
2. Credit card spend shares in India by issuers ??
As per RBI, credit card spends in July 2023 surged to ₹1.44 lakh crore, up 5.5% from June, with 11.9 lakh new cards added. These are the percentage spends of each issuer ?? #Chartoftheday #RBI #creditcard pic.twitter.com/80reSUlQ9R
— Kuvera (@Kuvera_In) September 19, 2023
3. Market share of the ?commercial vehicle segment.
The Commercial Vehicle (CV) retail data shows 3.23% year-on-year growth in 2023. Here are the largest market share holders in this category?#ChartOfTheDay pic.twitter.com/dhaNXiBw0y
— Kuvera (@Kuvera_In) September 20, 2023
4. SCBs holding in outstanding loans, led by consumer loans and loans to the services sector.
As of July '23, Scheduled Commercial Banks held ₹141.8T in outstanding loans, led by consumer loans (30%) and loans to the services sector (27%). Meanwhile, overall deposits reached INR 190.3T, growing 12.1% annually, with the consumer and retail sector showing the highest YoY… pic.twitter.com/P8XUOV5LB9
— Kuvera (@Kuvera_In) September 21, 2023
5. Global population by water security levels. India in the highly “insecure” zone.
Visualizing the Global Population by Water Security Levels ?https://t.co/104xeN6NTP pic.twitter.com/veSiiIxOGE
— Visual Capitalist (@VisualCap) September 20, 2023
6. 25 Best stocks by shareholder wealth Creation (1926-2022)
The 25 Best Stocks by Shareholder Wealth Creation (1926-2022) ?️
See the full list: https://t.co/px0sUuRkf8 pic.twitter.com/0DqgQppOHD
— Visual Capitalist (@VisualCap) September 19, 2023
7. Top industries for billionaires??
?There are various ways to become wealthy, including ?chip manufacturing, ?pig breeding, and ?Pachinko machines.
But finance and investments remain the surest path to becoming a billionaire?.#billionaire #Buffett #LVMH #data #dataviz #datavisualisation #datavisualization pic.twitter.com/x0JdiopRid— Genuine Impact (@genuine_impact) September 19, 2023
8. Top cotton producers ??India just behind leading producer China.
Ranked: The World’s Top Cotton Producers ?https://t.co/vva7kM9ecx pic.twitter.com/ZjiVuqLla7
— Elements (@VCElements) September 19, 2023
9. How much does it take to be wealthy ?? in different cities of USA?
How Much Does it Take to Be Wealthy in America? ??https://t.co/ZY485iAIso pic.twitter.com/1QikRwPD2l
— Visual Capitalist (@VisualCap) September 21, 2023
10. India leads the top countries of origin for international migrants. The brain drain continues?
India had the most people living abroad of any country worldwide in 2020, according to the UN’s latest data published in the World Migration Report 2022. Just under 17.9 million born in the country were recorded as living overseas as of the mid-year. pic.twitter.com/YZu9HznelS
— Statista (@StatistaCharts) September 13, 2023
11. We know that US is the biggest beneficiary of brain drain. See the numbers of inventors it received between 2001 and 2010 ??
The U.S. really wins on brain drain.
In fact, between 2001 and 2010, it received more inventors than everyone else combined. Its net inventor receipt makes it hard to see anyone else on the chart! pic.twitter.com/6egnnBeh9A
— Crémieux (@cremieuxrecueil) September 17, 2023
12. The migration of the world’s millionaires in 2023.
Mapped: The Migration of the World’s Millionaires in 2023 ?️https://t.co/MR26VtdNmj pic.twitter.com/ppUxuJ9a99
— Visual Capitalist (@VisualCap) September 20, 2023
13. Nuclear power production by country.
Visualizing Nuclear Power Production by Country ⚡️
From our 2022 archives, find out more below: https://t.co/wJkQwJEgw6 pic.twitter.com/wjYIQ89pEg
— Elements (@VCElements) September 20, 2023
14. Movement of House Price Index in India
The story of real estate in India
(RBI data) pic.twitter.com/4vBwidejMy— Monika Halan ?? (@monikahalan) September 20, 2023
15. India’s personal loans growth trend.
Lately, critical voices have been raised w.r.t. to household savings and its overall effect on economy. However, data indicates that changing consumer preference for different financial products is the real reason for the household savings and there is no distress as is being… pic.twitter.com/hORMTJDgbu
— Ministry of Finance (@FinMinIndia) September 21, 2023
16. Global poverty estimates. Check out the dramatic fall of the purple line – India ??
Update to @WorldBank poverty numbers: (a) 63 new surveys (total>2200), (b) New China (2020) & India (2020, 2021) data, (c) Regional estimates for 2020 & 2021. https://t.co/JOaSWgFsnH
Details: https://t.co/hTua8eZmit
Data: https://t.co/ale2k8LM14@worldbankdata@WBG_Poverty pic.twitter.com/lKv0sozPPu
— Christoph Lakner (@ChristophLakner) September 20, 2023
17. In the buzz around the Women’s Reservation Bill, a look at how India has fared.
On the face of it, women's share in the Lok Sabha has risen in the last few polls.
But the chart on the right tells you that the rest of the world has made even bigger strides—and India hasn't kept pace. #WomenReservationBill@ManjulPaul has the data:https://t.co/Qj7txzSIqP pic.twitter.com/sBdGRW1bUf
— Tanay Sukumar (@TanaySukumar) September 21, 2023
18. The fall of Russia ?? as an economic superpower. A comparison of GDP per capita with its European counterparts.
This graph tells a lot. At the beginning of the transition 30 years ago, Russians were richer than people in all newly-market East and North European countries. Now, they are poorer, on average, than all of them. For two major reasons: first, the depth of the 1990s crisis, and,… pic.twitter.com/AXmu0NUkZS
— Konstantin Sonin (@k_sonin) September 20, 2023
19. Permanent job losses are on the rise in US. Indicator of an upcoming recession?
This graph tells a lot. At the beginning of the transition 30 years ago, Russians were richer than people in all newly-market East and North European countries. Now, they are poorer, on average, than all of them. For two major reasons: first, the depth of the 1990s crisis, and,… pic.twitter.com/AXmu0NUkZS
— Konstantin Sonin (@k_sonin) September 20, 2023
20. Visualizing the global economy in 2050.
Visualizing the Future Global Economy by GDP in 2050 ?️https://t.co/mLBPdKFUG2 pic.twitter.com/xCqxD8a6pI
— Visual Capitalist (@VisualCap) September 20, 2023
21. From 0.23% 2 years ago to 5.12% today – the astonishing rise in the 2-year US Treasury yield, the highest since July 2006.
The 2-Year US Treasury yield has moved up to 5.12%, the highest since July 2006. Two years ago this yield was at 0.23%. pic.twitter.com/dSQF1JuexL
— Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) September 21, 2023
22. Asset allocation of retail investors – overweight in tech, and underweight in energy and financial services.
Real money & retail investors are all-in overweight tech and meaningfully underweight energy.
Elevated tech valuations, rising long-end yields, and rising oil prices are setting up this positioning for a squeeze. pic.twitter.com/c7BSFh9QTb
— Bob Elliott (@BobEUnlimited) September 20, 2023
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