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  • Banks may face hit on Q1 treasury gains as RBI discontinues shifting investments from HTM

    Move negative for public sector banks which are heavily dependent on treasury gains.

  • Vinod Kathuria on bond yields, treasury gains for PSBs

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18's Nigel D‘Souza & Reema Tendulkar, Vinod Kathuria, ED at Union Bank of India where he spoke about the bond yields and whether PSU banks are likely to see higher treasury gains.

  • PSU banks rally on treasury gains: These stocks are in focus

    Today, the PSU Bank index rallied over 3 percent, with Canara Bank and Punjab National Bank surging 6.7 percent and 4.9 percent, respectively, amid speculation that they would be beneficiaries of a roaring rally in bonds.

  • How RBI rate cuts have helped drive bank clean-up: SBI Chair

    The Reserve Bank of India's interest rate cuts -- 1.5 percent since early last year -- has helped drive yields lower, enabling banks to book treasury profits and clean up their balance sheets, says Arundhati Bhattacharya, chairperson of State Bank of India.

  • Q3 Preview: PSU banks will see treasury gains, says UBS

    Vishal Goyal, Executive Director-Leading Banks & Financial Research, UBS India, expects private banks to have earnings similar to Q2.

  • Market to hover in 8400-8800 range: Deven Choksey

    Deven Choksey sees good amount of participation from midcaps. However, he advises investors to exit non-quality stocks and stay invested in quality stocks.

  • Q1 results: What to expect from banking sector

    Private sector banks continue to be the preferred bet over their peers in public sector space in the April-June quarter of the financial year 2012-13. While the former is likely to post a net profit growth of more than 20% year-on-year, the latter's net profit would grow at a slower pace of around 15% on an average barring SBI.

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