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Indian banks improved asset quality in Q2 FY26, with NPAs falling and credit growth rising, though risks remain in personal loans and global trade tensions.
India's banks showed improved asset quality in Q2 FY26, with gross non-performing assets falling 11.1% year-on-year to ₹4.05 lakh crore and the GNPA ratio dropping to 2.1% from 2.6%.
The net NPA ratio held steady at 0.5% for the third quarter, down from 0.6% a year earlier, supported by strong recoveries, upgrades, and lower new slippages.
Credit growth reached 11.7% year-on-year, outpacing deposits, while asset quality is expected to remain resilient, with the GNPA ratio projected between 2.3% and 2.4% by year-end.
Risks remain in personal loans and microfinance, and global headwinds like U.S. tariffs could impact future performance.
Los bancos indios mejoraron la calidad de los activos en el segundo trimestre del año fiscal 26, con la caída de las NPA y el aumento del crecimiento del crédito, aunque los riesgos persisten en los préstamos personales y las tensiones comerciales globales.