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RBI's latest "Trend and Progress of Banking in India" report highlights banks' and NBFCs' strong capital buffers with GNPA at 2.1% and CRAR at 17.2% as of Sept-end. NBFCs show improved asset quality. Industrial output surges: Nov manufacturing +8% y/y, overall +6.7% y/y (vs Reuters 2.5%), Apr-Nov +3.3% y/y.
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Banking Sector Strength
India's banking system demonstrates robust health, backed by resilient capital positions and declining bad loans. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) underscores sustained improvements in asset quality and profitability for both banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs).
Key Highlights
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Banks' gross non-performing assets (GNPA) ratio at multi-decade low of 2.1% (end-Sept), down from 2.2% prior; NBFCs' asset quality notably improved during the year.
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Capital to risk-weighted assets ratio (CRAR) stands at strong 17.2%, well above regulatory minimums, ensuring shock absorption capacity.
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Industrial production beats expectations: Nov output +6.7% y/y (Reuters poll: 2.5%); manufacturing +8% y/y; Apr-Nov cumulative +3.3% y/y.
Implications
These metrics signal financial stability supporting economic growth, with industrial rebound aiding credit demand in manufacturing and services. RBI's macro stress tests affirm sector resilience even under adverse scenarios.
Sources: RBI Report
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