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India Inc is returning to banks for money, but retail borrowers aren’t keeping pace
Indias largest private banks are witnessing a shift in credit demand, with corporate and SME lending driving loan growth while retail borrowing remains subdued. Stronger working capital demand, refinancing and business banking boosted advances, but slower consumer credit growth and weaker CASA ratios continue to weigh on banks funding mix and margins.
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