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  • Icra revises downwards banking sector outlook to stable on credit growth moderation in FY25

    The agency said the credit growth will moderate to 11.6-12.5 per cent in FY25 from 16.3 per cent (excluding the impact of the HDFC twins merger) in FY24, while the lower net interest income margins on higher deposit rate payouts will lead to a dip in profits.

  • Banking year-ender: What’s in store for Indian banks in 2023?

    Banking year-ender: What’s in store for Indian banks in 2023?

    The banking sector benefitted from macro-economic recovery in 2022, but the year ahead poses challenges as well as growth opportunities, say experts

  • Fitch downgrades banking outlook to negative on high NPAs

    Fitch downgrades banking outlook to negative on high NPAs

    Rating agency Fitch has downgraded the banking sector outlook to negative, from stable, due to more downside risks emanating from rising stressed loans and weak corporate earnings, which may further roil banks

  • SP Tulsian's multibaggers: Karnataka Bank and MOIL

    SP Tulsian's multibaggers: Karnataka Bank and MOIL

    SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com picks out his multibagger stock ideas to be bought at current levels today. He chooses Karnataka Bank and MOIL.

  • Moody's meeting with Indian govt, RBI officials routine

    Moody's meeting with Indian govt, RBI officials routine

    Moody's Investor Service's meetings with Indian government and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) officials on Monday were pre-arranged and are not linked to the downgrade of the country's banking sector outlook last week, a senior analyst said on Monday.

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