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Indian bank credit costs may drop by late 2026, but high delinquencies persist due to ongoing non-performing loans.
Indian bank credit costs are projected to fall in the second half of fiscal 2026, but near-term delinquencies will remain high due to ongoing inflows of non-performing assets, according to a UBS report.
While portfolio at risk (PAR) 1-90 dropped 30 basis points to 3.8% for banks and 80 basis points to 3.2% for NBFCs, early delinquency trends stayed flat in key states like West Bengal and Maharashtra.
NBFCs showed stronger improvements, especially in PAR 31-90, which fell 60 basis points.
A sustained economic slowdown could worsen credit quality, pressure margins, and limit fee income growth, with rising deposit costs likely constraining bank profitability in the near term.
Los costos del crédito bancario indio pueden disminuir a fines de 2026, pero persiste una alta morosidad debido a los préstamos morosos en curso.