Shares of State Bank of India (SBI) climbed nearly 5% to an all-time high on Monday after the country's largest lender reported a record quarterly profit
Stocks to watch today: Coal India, Divi's Lab will report the July-September quarter (Q2FY23) results on Monday, November 7; SBI's net profit climbed 73.9 per cent YoY to Rs 13,265 crore in Q2FY23
The fund's month-end assets under management increased to Rs6,714.5 crore in September this year, from Rs1,086.8 crore in September 2019
The lender's net interest income improved 12.83 per cent YoY to Rs 35,183 crore for Q2FY23, against Rs 31,184 crore last year
SBI Q2 preview: SBI's NII is expected to grow less than 10 per cent both, yearly and sequentially, and may come in the range of Rs 32,681 crore to Rs 33.537.6 crore
The stock of state-owned lender surpassed its previous high of Rs 586.1, which it had touched on October 25, 2022
Moneyboxx caters to the credit needs of micro entrepreneurs in Tier-3 and below regions of the country
On the CCI website, the notice filed by AGI Greenpac on September 27 regarding the acquisition, has been marked as 'Notice Not Valid'
SBI's core fundamentals continue to be on a strong footing and improvement in systemic growth should drive incremental re-rating for the stock, according to analysts
For 1 year to less than 2 years, SBI is offering 6.10% as compared to 5.60% earlier
Balances of Rs 10 cr and above to earn 3% rate of interest Oct 15 onwards; 2.7% rate unchanged on deposits below Rs 10 cr
With asset quality improving, analysts see more growth
With the hike, the new MSP of wheat will be Rs 2,125 per quintal as against RS 2,025 per quintal earlier
The deposits will attract an interest rate of 3%, effective Oct 15. Balances up to Rs 10 cr to earn 2.7% interest
SBI's loan book crosses Rs 6-trn mark
Customers can avail services related to accounts, ATM cards and Cheque book, Emergency services (ATM card or digital channel blocking), access to digital products and support, product information, etc
Along with HDFC Bank, several Indian banks have a higher m-cap than the crisis-struck Swiss bank, including ICICI Bank, SBI, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Axis Bank and IndusInd Bank
With states after states competing to offer freebies, a report has suggested that the Supreme Court-led panel could cap such welfare schemes at 1 per cent of the state's GDP or 1 per cent of its own tax collection. Citing the examples of just three states, a report penned by Soumya Kanti Ghosh, the group chief economic adviser to State Bank of India, said annual pension liabilities of the poor states of Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Rajasthan are estimated at Rs 3 lakh crore. When looked in relation to these states own tax revenue, pension liabilities are quite high for Jharkhand, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh at 217, 190 and 207 per cent respectively. While for states contemplating the change, it would be as high as 450 per cent of own tax revenue in case of Himachal Pradesh, 138 per cent of own tax revenue in case of Gujarat and 242 per cent of own tax revenue for Punjab, which is also planning to revert to the old pension system wherein the beneficiaries pay nothing. Ghosh also point
The hike in lending rates shall be applicable to home loans and consequently, equated monthly instalment payments made by customers.
The company has secured debt worth Rs 10,238 crore and will make a capital infusion of Rs 6,826 crore