Tag: #IndianEconomy
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India Private Credit Market Shows Strong Growth in 2026 Amid Rising Investor Confidence
India’s private credit market is expected to maintain strong momentum over the next two years despite increasing competition, according to a recent EY survey report. The sector witnessed significant expansion during the first half of 2026, supported by strong domestic fundamentals, improved banking sector performance and rising demand for flexible capital solutions. The report highlighted…
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Indian Stock Market Today Opens Cautiously Positive as Sensex and Nifty Face Global Pressure
The Indian stock market started Friday’s trading session on a cautiously positive note as benchmark indices opened with gains but struggled to maintain the early momentum. Investors remained careful due to increasing crude oil prices, global market uncertainty, and concerns over rising bond yields. The Sensex opened at 77,701.07 compared to its previous closing level…
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Indian Banks NIM Pressure: 5 Key Signs of Relief as Margins May Improve Soon
The Indian banks NIM pressure situation may be showing early signs of improvement as banks move towards lower-cost funding sources, according to a report by Kotak Institutional Equities. The brokerage expects net interest margins (NIMs) to stabilise or improve slightly in the coming quarters as banks replace expensive wholesale deposits with retail and FCNR deposits.…
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US Sanctions Bill on Russian Crude: 5 Key Risks for India’s Economy
New Delhi [India], August 8: The US sanctions bill on Russian crude has increased pressure on India to make progress in its ongoing trade negotiations with the United States, while any disruption to crude supplies could raise the country’s import bill and put pressure on the Indian rupee, according to Bank of Baroda Chief Economist…
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Sensex Drops 455 Points as Profit Booking Weighs on Indian Stock Market
Sensex drops dominated market headlines on Friday as India’s benchmark equity indices ended the trading session in negative territory. The Sensex drops by 455.59 points while the Nifty 50 also closed lower due to broad-based profit booking, weakness in private banking stocks, and cautious investor sentiment driven by global uncertainties. The decline in the Indian…
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Indian Banking Credit Growth to Moderate to 12-13% in FY27E Amid Deposit Challenges: Report
Indian Banking Credit Growth to Moderate to 12-13% in FY27E, Says Report New Delhi | May 8, 2026: India’s banking sector is expected to witness slower expansion over the next two financial years as Indian banking credit growth to moderate to 12-13% in FY27E due to rising deposit pressures, liquidity constraints, and changing household investment…
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Indian economy Set for Strong Growth After May 1, Says Vijay G Kalantri
New Delhi, April 21, 2026: The Indian economy is expected to enter a phase of robust growth, stronger markets, and improved employment opportunities after May 1, according to Vijay G Kalantri, Chairman of the MVIRDC World Trade Center Mumbai. Speaking to ANI, Kalantri expressed optimism about India’s economic outlook despite recent global challenges, including geopolitical…
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Global Energy Shock Triggers Market Selloff; India Shows Resilience Amid FII Outflows
New Delhi, April 17, 2026:A sharp global energy shock triggered a widespread selloff across financial markets in March 2026. However, India managed to hold its ground despite record foreign investor outflows, according to PL Asset Management. Global Markets Witness Sharp Correction Rising crude oil prices caused the major disruption. Prices surged by 52% after disturbances…
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Banks’ Gross NPAs to Stay Stable at 2.0–2.2% by March 2027: CRISIL
New Delhi, April 17, 2026:CRISIL Ratings projects that Indian banks will maintain stable asset quality over the next two years. The agency expects gross non-performing assets (NPAs) to remain in the range of 2.0–2.2% by March 2027. Despite ongoing risks from the West Asia conflict, the sector continues to show strong resilience. Banking Sector Maintains…
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India’s Trade Deficit May Widen in FY27 Amid Global Slowdown and Oil Risks
New Delhi, April 16 (ANI): India’s trade deficit, which narrowed unexpectedly in March 2026, may widen again in FY27 due to global uncertainties, rising oil risks, and weakening export demand, according to a report by Yes Securities. March 2026 Trade Deficit Falls Below Expectations India’s trade deficit stood at USD 21 billion in March 2026,…