Foundation

Practice Drills: Tracking a Macro Indicator Over a Ten Year Period

A hands-on drill course for market enthusiasts, history and macro curious readers, and investors from every track. Instead of reading headlines about one month's inflation print, you build and own a ten-year record of a single macro indicator, using India's CPI inflation as the worked example. You choose the indicator and learn where the official data lives, pull ten years of monthly numbers into a spreadsheet, deal with base year changes and revisions, and get the arithmetic of index levels and year-on-year change right. You then chart the decade, mark its highs, lows and turning points, split it into regimes, and line it up against the RBI repo rate, the 10-year G-Sec yield and the Nifty 50, learning to read those overlays without fooling yourself. You finish with a one-page decade summary, a monthly update routine, and a second indicator tracked the same way.

Macro IndicatorsCPI InflationRBI Repo Rate10-Year G-Sec YieldEconomic DataSpreadsheetsMacro and Markets
MODULES
5
DURATION
4 Hours
TRACK
Macro & Markets

What You'll Master

Choose a macro indicator worth tracking and know exactly what it measures and how often it is released
Find and download official Indian data from MoSPI, RBI DBIE and the NSO release calendar
Build a clean ten-year monthly dataset and handle base year changes, revisions and gaps
Get the arithmetic right: index levels, year-on-year change, averages and rolling means
Chart a decade of data, mark its turning points and split it into distinct regimes
Overlay the repo rate, the 10-year G-Sec yield and the Nifty 50 without confusing correlation with cause
Write a one-page decade summary and set up a monthly routine that keeps your tracker current
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown