Bank credit growth
RBI Survey: Bankers highly optimistic about credit demand across sectors
Fri, Feb 17, 2023
RBI bulletin released on Friday said bankers' sentiments on lending in terms of assessment of credit conditions quickly improved after the adverse reaction witnessed during April-June 2020 and April-June 2021 due to the first and the second waves of the Covid pandemic, respectively.
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Divergence in NPA classification: More stress ahead for banks
Thu, May 18, 2017
Three large private sector banks have disclosed divergence in non-performing assets (NPAs), and this has made India Ratings believe that a significant portion of unrecognised bad loans in the system will start trickling in the next 12-18 months.
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Small businesses suffer as India's bruised banks sit on deposits
Wed, May 17, 2017
A mountain of bad debt in India`s banking system has led to a prolonged credit crunch that is inflicting most pain on small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) such as Pandey`s that depend upon banks for their day-to-day working capital and longer-term borrowing needs.
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Bank credit growth will inch up this year but will still remain weak
Fri, Apr 28, 2017
Madan Sabnavis and Anuja Shah economists at Care Rating said, “Performance of in FY18 will depend on how the manufacturing sector fares as this is required for revival in growth in bank credit. With a share of above 40%, it is the driving force."
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Bank deposits soar but no sight for lending uptick
Mon, Dec 12, 2016
Nitin Aggarwal, Renish Patel analysts of Antique Stock Broking Limited said, " We expect credit growth to remain in single digit for FY17 (10% y-y growth in FY16) as capex cycle remains subdued while the demonetisation activity may further put pressure on industrial demand in the near term."
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Modi's demonetisation drive may stunted bank credit growth further
Fri, Dec 02, 2016
Care Ratings said, “The latest GDP reveals that capital formation continues to decline to a new low of 27.1% as of September, which indicates that there would be less demand for funding until such time that demand for other goods pick up significantly.”
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