Shares of State Bank of India (SBI) witnessed a knee-jerk reaction and slipped over 5 per cent in the intra-day session on Thursday after media reports suggested the government may ask the bank to form a consortium and pick a stake in the beleaguered private lender, YES Bank. The stock, however, recovered later. YES Bank, on the other hand, zoomed over 29 per cent on the expectations that move will provide much-needed stability and capital to the bank.
Although the details of the development are yet to be out, Business Standard spoke to a few analysts to ascertain what this

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