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India's retail credit demand rose in Q2FY25 due to September 2025 GST cuts, boosting auto and durable loans, especially among younger, first-time borrowers in semi-urban and rural areas.
A recent TransUnion CIBIL report shows India’s retail credit demand rose in Q2FY25, driven by the September 2025 GST rationalisation that lowered taxes on goods like cars and electronics, boosting affordability.
Demand for auto and consumer durable loans surged, with two-wheeler and auto loan applications up significantly.
Credit supply grew to 97 in September 2025, supported by secured loans and strong participation from younger and first-time borrowers, especially in semi-urban and rural areas.
While overall asset quality remains stable, early stress was noted in micro-LAP and small-ticket housing loans.
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La demanda de crédito minorista de la India aumentó en el Q2FY25 debido a los recortes de GST de septiembre de 2025, lo que impulsó los préstamos para automóviles y duraderos, especialmente entre los prestatarios más jóvenes y por primera vez en áreas semiurbanas y rurales.