ICRA Raises India Credit Growth Forecast to 12-13%
ICRA projects India's credit growth at 12-13% for FY2026, driven by strong demand and improved liquidity. Learn how this impacts the banking sector and economy.
ICRA projects India's credit growth at 12-13% for FY2026, driven by strong demand and improved liquidity. Learn how this impacts the banking sector and economy.
Amid Himachal Pradesh's severe financial crunch, citizens expect lawmakers to lead by example with financial prudence. Will MLAs show fiscal responsibility?
India's economic growth cycle shows signs of bottoming out with interest rate and liquidity cycles turning favorable, according to a new analysis. Discover what this means for future expansion.
India's banking sector witnesses robust credit growth as festive demand drives loan disbursements, pushing the credit-deposit ratio beyond 80% for the first time in recent history, according to CAREEdge Ratings analysis.
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Indian banks are offloading government securities worth billions to address worsening liquidity conditions and meet surging credit demand as deposit growth lags significantly behind.
Indian non-banking financial companies are strategically selling unsecured loan portfolios to banks and other investors amid regulatory scrutiny and rising risk concerns. Discover how this trend is reshaping lending practices.
The Reserve Bank of India intervenes with $5 billion forex swap to ease banking system's liquidity deficit. Discover how this strategic move impacts interest rates, deposits, and the broader economy.
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