Household debt warrants close monitoring: RBI
With overall household savings declining to 18.4% of GDP in 2022-23 from an average of 20% of GDP over 2013-2022, household debt warrants close monitoring, says RBI
With overall household savings declining to 18.4% of GDP in 2022-23 from an average of 20% of GDP over 2013-2022, household debt warrants close monitoring, says RBI
Indian banks have been boosted by rising profitability and declining non-performing assets.
Moody's says NBFCs' profitability will moderate somewhat in the next 12-18 months as funding costs for them will increase.
NBFCs' bank funding costs could rise by 40 basis points - 60 basis points, says Fitch
Wilful defaulters will not be eligible for restructuring of the credit facility.
Growth in credit was led by bank branches in metropolitan centres, says RBI.
Incremental growth in FY22 over FY21 was ₹9.41 lakh crore.
Retail credit is expected to grow the fastest at 17-19%.
Restructured standard advances ratio, especially of services and retail loans, has shown a sharp increase in FY21 though. Some of these could turn into NPAs, adding to banks’ stress assets.
According to ICRA, with incremental restructuring under Covid 2.0, the overall standard restructured loan book for banks increased to 2.9% of standard advances as on Sept. 30, 2021.