The rating is constrained on account of moderation in asset quality parameters with high slippages in retail portfolio, mainly in unsecured retail loan portfolio owing to Covid-19
Rating agency CARE in a statement said the credit growth is expected to be in the range of 7.5% to 8.0% for FY22.
A cut in excise duty on petrol and diesel and the ensuing drop in retail selling price of these auto fuels should also help address inflation concerns to some extent, analysts said
Amongst the states, Maharashtra continues to occupy the top spot followed by Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh in motor business for insurers.
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Rural demand is expected to get around Rs 11,000-crore boost from the record kharif harvest along with the marginal hike in minimum support price, according to a report by Care Ratings
25 states, 1 UT have raised Rs 2.92 trn, against Rs 3.27 trn by 27 states, 2 UTs last fiscal
Year-on-year, the collections grew by 83%. This growth was misleading since it comes on a 30% drop in tax mop-up a year earlier
This was a second consecutive decline as CDQI print in June was 90.01
The incidence of bad loans was lower for private banks with GNPAs at 3.32 per cent in June, up from 2.01 per cent year ago, according to CARE Ratings
The non-life insurance industry continued its strong performance with July numbers reporting 19.5 per cent growth in line with the trend seen during previous months, Care Ratings has said.Non-life insurance premium reached Rs 20,171 crore compared to Rs 16,885 crore in July 2020. The growth was driven by health and fire segments with motor segment also turning in positive numbers.Care said general insurers grew at 17.6 per cent for July which is higher than the 12.2 per cent growth witnessed in July last year. The year-to-date numbers grew at a 12.9 per cent for July versus a decline of 2.1 per cent in July FY21.The general insurance segment continues to maintain the highest share. However, its continued growth can be attributed to the health portfolio.Standalone private health issuers reported a sustained premium growth of Rs 1,753 crore in July 2021, demonstrating a growth of 27.5 per cent.A much sharper growth was observed in the YTD July FY22 numbers which reached Rs 5,976 crore ..
Growth in IIP was led mainly by the manufacturing sector, which grew 13%
Rating agency CARE said the disruption of toll collections for state projects since October 2020 accentuated with no fees collection at toll plazas since December 2020
The temporary supply shocks that have led to higher inflation has been kept aside by the MPC while focusing on growth
The country's gross domestic product (GDP) growth is likely to be 8.8 to 9 per cent in the current financial year, driven by agriculture and industry sectors, Care Ratings said in a report.
Led by China and India, world steel production grew 15% YoY during the first five months of CY21
State-owned Union Bank of India has raised Rs 850 crore by issuing Basel-III-compliant bonds on a private placement basis
The slowdown in economy can further delay anticipated pick-up in credit growth apart from the likely impact on asset quality.
In Q4FY21, CARE Ratings reported 69% year-on-year growth in consolidated net profit at Rs 26.49 crore as against Rs 15.68 crore in Q4FY21
The tribunal, however, has affirmed the order pertaining to lapses in assigning credit rating of Reliance Communications debentures