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Did Paytm’s Vijay Shekhar Sharma just compare apples with oranges?

BUSINESS

Did Paytm’s Vijay Shekhar Sharma just compare apples with oranges?

The founder has compared Paytm with consumer lender Bajaj Finance, raising eyebrows

Will a good Q3 show by banks mean a great FY22?

BUSINESS

Will a good Q3 show by banks mean a great FY22?

Analysts expect lenders to report a surge in net profit as provisions may reduce with a dip in delinquencies

RIL’s dollar bond bonanza may give wings to others

BUSINESS

RIL’s dollar bond bonanza may give wings to others

What works for Indian companies is the fact that they have deleveraged their balance sheet over the past several years. Further, the earnings performance of large listed Indian companies has been healthy in the past four quarters.

India’s states face steeper costs as bonds price in inflation

BUSINESS

India’s states face steeper costs as bonds price in inflation

The average cost of borrowing for states is at an 11-month high amid concerns over lower surplus liquidity and uncomfortable inflation levels.

Why can’t investors make up their minds about bank stocks?

MARKETS

Why can’t investors make up their minds about bank stocks?

Bank stocks are cyclical and tend to be a harbinger of the performance of other sectors and the broad economy, making them more volatile.

In Q3, growth cheer for banks but bad loans matter

BUSINESS

In Q3, growth cheer for banks but bad loans matter

Analysts expect banks to report an improvement in earnings in third quarter as well as the full financial year. How the lenders manage the restructured loan pile and their provisioning cushion will determine valuations

Will fiscal consolidation help bring down government borrowing?

BUSINESS

Will fiscal consolidation help bring down government borrowing?

Servicing its debt is going to be an uphill task for the government in the coming years due to the expansion in borrowing and the expected rise in bond yields.

Credit cards: a ticking time bomb or storm in a teacup?

BUSINESS

Credit cards: a ticking time bomb or storm in a teacup?

The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) financial stability report (FSR) shows that public sector banks saw delinquencies in their credit card portfolio surge to double digits by March 2021.

Are retail loans as safe as they look for banks?

BUSINESS

Are retail loans as safe as they look for banks?

Retail loans can cause big trouble even if the performance is sound, as seen in the case of RBL Bank Ltd.

2021: The year India’s bonds found long-term love in foreign investors

BUSINESS

2021: The year India’s bonds found long-term love in foreign investors

It remains to be seen whether Indian bonds would continue to attract stable funds in 2022 as well

Banks may see some margin uptick as RBI normalises policy

BUSINESS

Banks may see some margin uptick as RBI normalises policy

An analysis by ICICI Securities shows that banks can expect margins to increase by 2-5 percent in the event of a 100 basis points increase in the benchmark rate

A district in Maharashtra offers encouraging signs for a pandemic-battered credit industry

BUSINESS

A district in Maharashtra offers encouraging signs for a pandemic-battered credit industry

Nashik, the sixth-largest credit market in the state, is seeing a rebound in credit demand for most products as revealed by a study

Watch the REER to know the rupee’s path

BUSINESS

Watch the REER to know the rupee’s path

The real effective exchange rate (REER) is an indicator seldom tracked by the markets or even economists but it is a key input in the RBI's exchange rate policy and paying close attention to it serves well

Bond market says easy money is over but Omicron could test this

BUSINESS

Bond market says easy money is over but Omicron could test this

Bond traders don’t expect the Centre to cut down its borrowing beyond a few zeros. Considering that the central bank may not be a big buyer, the onus of absorbing the supply will fall entirely on the market.

Winter has come but financial stocks may just dodge the cold

BUSINESS

Winter has come but financial stocks may just dodge the cold

What may work for Indian financial stocks are two factors--- the turn in the interest rate cycle and the bad loan cycle.

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