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Market Stories in Charts | Week of 3rd Jun 2024

Stories in Charts Curated by Kuvera

Presenting data discoveries of the week in charts. We look at India’s top cities based on AUM, asset value of Indian holdings, biggest single-day crashes, value of stocks in Indian households, and more.

 

1. How India’s cities stack up in share of AUM.

 

2. There has been a 111% growth in equity holdings in the last ~4 years, and over 75% in gold.

 

3. Biggest single-day declines since 2000, and their underlying causes.

 

4. The value of stocks in Indian household assets rises significantly.

 

5. In 2023, the share of electricity from renewable resources crossed over 30%.

 

6. Global clean energy investments.

 

7. Which countries use most mobile data?

 

8. Nvidia carries the world (and the S&P 500) on its shoulders.

 

9. Airline industry aims for new passenger record in 2024.

 

10. Silver vs. Stocks: Comparing performance during recessions.

 

11. Mobile and landline phone subscriptions per 100 people.

 

Disclaimer: The post, charts and graphs featured in this blog have been curated from various sources on X.com and the web, and represent the perspectives & analyses of the original authors. The ideas and views expressed in these charts do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Kuvera. Furthermore, Kuvera’s commentary on each post is based solely on the data shown within the chart itself and assumes no responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of the data presented. Kuvera is not liable for any interpretations or decisions made by readers based on the featured charts. Readers are advised to conduct their own research and due diligence.

 

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