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Indian banks show improved health with low bad loans and strong capital, supporting sustainable credit growth.
Indian banks are showing stronger fundamentals, with non-performing loans at a multi-year low of 2.2% in early 2026, up from 11.2% in 2018, and a common equity Tier 1 ratio of 14.8%.
Improved regulatory oversight by the Reserve Bank of India, better risk management, and tools like the Central Repository of Information on Large Credits have reduced systemic risks.
Credit growth reached 7% in the first eight months of FY26, driven by retail and MSME lending, especially secured loans and public sector bank expansion in rural areas.
Economic growth is projected above 6%, and with credit-to-GDP at 59%, sustainable lending is expected, assuming sound underwriting.
Los bancos indios muestran una salud mejorada con bajos préstamos incobrables y un capital sólido, apoyando el crecimiento sostenible del crédito.