Treasury Income

Whenever, the bond yields rise, prices fall due to inversely proportional relationship between both. This leads to lower mark-to-market gains on the investment of banks in these securities.

Banks’ share of treasury gains in other income climbs to highest in four years

In Q1, the central bank reduced the repo rate by 75 basis points to support growth, with a 25 bps cut in April and 50 bps in June

Banks Q1 earning preview| PAT to remain under pressure amid margin pressure

There has been greater pressure on banks' NIMs due to a downward repricing of External Benchmark Lending Rates amid front loading of rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India in the last three monetary policies

Banks may post hefty treasury gains in Q1FY26, helped by RBI rate cut

During Q1FY26, RBI has reduced repo rate by 75 bps to support growth. In response to this rate cut, only 20 bps yields have reduced on the government securities.

Banks set to report higher treasury income in Q4FY25 on sharp drop in G-sec yields

During the January-March quarter, yields on government securities, particularly the 10-year benchmark bond, eased by around 20 basis points, driven by the Reserve Bank of India's OMO purchases, easing inflation, and a 25 bps policy rate cut.

Banks’ treasury income to remain muted in Q3 on narrow yield movement of govt securities

The yields have moved in a narrow range due to low demand from foreign portfolio investors and stable domestic conditions. Further, sluggish growth and widened merchandise trade deficit, and rising US Treasury yield kept yields on government securities in the tight range.

Fall in yields on G-sec aids banks' treasury gains in Q2FY25

Yield on the government securities, especially 10-year benchmark fell by around 25 basis points in the second quarter of FY25. According to Bloomberg data, yield on 10-year benchmark bond stood at 7.011 percent on July 1, as against 6.750 percent on September 30.

Most banks take a hit on Q1 treasury income amid RBI’s new investment portfolio norms

Barring ICICI Bank, Punjab National Bank, Central Bank of India and AU Small Finance Bank, which witnessed increase in treasury income, other reported a dip.

Falling bond yields likely to help banks make treasury gains in Q1FY25, say experts

Since April, the yield on government securities fell around 10-15 basis points due to multiple factors , like the easing inflation print, Brent crude oil prices, and the higher dividend transfer announced by the Reserve Bank of India.

Bank of Baroda has 5-6% excess SLR than mandatory limit, says MD Debadatta Chand

In the reporting quarter, the bank reported Rs 753 crore as treasury income.

Banks report robust treasury income in Q4 on easing bond yields

Yield on the bonds have eased due to heavy inflows by the foreign investors amid Indian bond inclusion in global bond index announcement last year.

Budget borrowing numbers: Banks may see treasury gains in Q4

The yield on the 10-year benchmark bond with a 7.18 percent coupon rate has dropped 11 basis points since the budget announcement.

Banks’ treasury income to rise in Q3 as bond yields ease, say experts

Most banks had reported a rise in treasury gains in the July-September quarter, experts said

Union Bank of India reports Rs 260 crore forex income in April-June: Officials

In the reporting quarter, Union Bank of India reported a sharp uptick in its treasury income. It rose over 101 percent on-year in April-June to Rs 775 crore.

Citi India net slips 6% to Rs 3,233 cr in FY16

Describing the numbers as "a reflection of responsible and sustainable growth", Citi India chief financial officer Niraj Parekh said, "During the period, our focus on superior asset quality and ability to service institutional and retail clients translated to high quality earnings, despite the macroeconomic pressures.

FMCG, Pharma only places to hide; avoid PSU banks: Baliga

Ambareesh Baliga expects Nifty to be rangebound and advises investors should stay away from PSU banking space because there is some more pain left for them.

SBI is still a great stock : Jagdish Malkani

Jagdish Malkani, member of NSE and BSE, says that SBI is still a great play on the Indian economy. He talks to the CNBC-TV18 of the future of the bank and other PSUs in the country.