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    Canara Bank, Federal Bank among 11 counters that witnessed decrease in NPAs in Q4

    A debt that has been past due and unpaid for a predetermined period is known as a non-performing asset (NPA). According to Trendlyne Data, Canara Bank, Bandhan Bank, Punjab & Sind Bank, and Federal Bank are the top banks that witnessed a decrease in NPA in Q4FY24. Here's a list:

    ICICI Bank, SBI among Nomura’s 4 preferred banking stocks ahead of Q1 results

    Global brokerage firm Nomura predicts significant growth disparities in the banking sector, favoring ICICI Bank, SBI, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Federal Bank.

    Results play! Earnings growth to moderate for banks in Q1. Which stocks to buy?

    Indian banks are forecasted to experience softer growth in the June quarter, with 14-16% earnings growth YoY. Motilal Oswal predicts NII growth for HDFC Bank by 28%, ICICI Bank by 7%, and Kotak by 15%. Axis Securities sees public sector lenders growing 11% YoY. Asset quality remains steady.

    AU Small Finance Bank shares tumble over 4% as total deposits decline QoQ

    AU Small Finance Bank's shares declined by 4.25% to Rs 644 on the BSE following a slight 0.4% QoQ decrease in total deposits, totaling Rs 97,290 crore for Q1 ended June 2024. Conversely, CASA deposits rose by 1.8% QoQ, reaching Rs 32,034 crore in Q1 FY25 from Rs 31,456 crore in the previous quarter.

    HDFC Bank shares fall 4% as Q1 update disappoints investors

    HDFC Bank shares, previously rising due to potential MSCI weightage increase, fell over 4% on Friday to Rs 1,665.55 on BSE. This decline followed a sharp drop in CASA ratio in its June quarter update. Deposit growth was soft at 15.3% YoY (pro-forma), flat sequentially, with CASA declining 5% QoQ, lowering CASA ratio by 190 bps to 36%

    RBL Bank shares tumble 4% after Q1 update disappoints

    RBL Bank's shares fell 4.2% after its June quarter update showed a 2% QoQ drop in deposits to Rs 1.01 lakh crore, despite an 18% YoY rise.

    The Economic Times
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