Archive · 31 Jan 2026

Banks' Q4 NIM Expected to Stay Range-Bound

Banks' Q4 NIM Expected to Stay Range-Bound

Indian banks are expecting their net interest margins (NIM) to stay more or less the same in the last quarter of the fiscal year.

This is because of the recent interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India, which affects the interest rates on loans.

Banks are also trying to manage their deposits and loans to keep their profits stable.

Some banks, like Canara Bank, have seen a big increase in their profits due to higher income from fees and selling investments.

They are also focusing more on loans to regular people and small businesses to improve their profits.

Overall, banks are working to keep their profits steady despite changes in interest rates.

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