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#106 The National Stock Exchange Wants To Start Derivatives Trading 6pm-9pm
On today’s episode, financial journalist Govindraj Ethiraj talks to Namrata Mittal, Economist at SBI Mutual Fund.
SHOW NOTES
[00:00] Stories Of The Day
[01:00] Markets And The Rupee
[01:37] Forget the sundowner. The National Stock Exchange wants to start derivatives trading between 6 and 9 pm.
[04:22] Foreign funds will flow into Indian Government bonds but that comes with some additional scrutiny.
[16:46] India is waiting for Tesla’s car factory but then so are several other countries.
[22:06] And hmm..where in India you should really buy your booze.
[23:37] Late night talk shows in America might return as the Hollywood writers strike could end
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