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It has also reaffirmed the short-term rating of A1+ on the Rs 2,500 crore commercial paper (CP) programme, it said in a statement issued Monday.

Icra downgrades Shapoorji Pallonji ratings on muted sales

RBI has kept policy repo rate unchanged at 6% in the past two monetary policy meetings along with accommodative stance due to fear of higher inflation and macro-economic data.

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&nbsp;Madan Sabnavis and Anuja Shah economists at Care Rating&nbsp;said, “Performance of &nbsp;in FY18 will depend on how the manufacturing sector fares as this is required for revival in growth in bank credit.&nbsp;With a share of above 40%, it is the driving force."

Bank credit growth will inch up this year but will still remain weak

ICRA has projected India's credit growth to remain at similar levels in the range of 5% to 6% in FY17 on the back of muted credit demand.&nbsp;

India's credit growth projected to remain weak in range of 5-6% in FY17: ICRA 