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Bank liquidity risk is expected to go down as the gap between credit and deposit growth narrows this financial year. Savers are likely to f...

"The large industrial credit, which constitutes 82 per cent of industrial credit, continued to de-grow at (-) 0.8 per cent YoY as the Capex...

Reserve Bank of India data shows that credit to industry grew by 7.6% in August 2014, as compared with the 17.3% rise in August 2013.

At the current levels, the annual year-on-year growth in deposit and credit works out to 13.2% and 16.4%, respectively.

Banks managed to post a modest growth in credit offtake, but both loan and deposit growth was below the central bank's comfort levels.

Year-on-year credit growth up to March 23, 2011-12 was 17% as against 21.5% in the same period of the previous fiscal, RBI data showed.

Growth in non-food credit offtake slipped to 15.8 per cent at Rs 45.20 lakh crore during 12 months ending February 10, the lowest so far th...

Credit offtake from public and private banks grew by over 21.5 per cent in the one-year period ended March 25, indicating an upswing.