According to CNBC-TV18's estimates, the bank's January-March quarter net interest income (NII) is seen at Rs 9176 crore, growth of 37% as against Rs 6721 crore, same quarter previous year.
Its Q4 PAT is seen up 59% at Rs 2963 crore versus Rs 1866 crore, YoY.
Decline in treasury gains likely to result in flattish non-interest income growth
NIMs could see marginal QoQ compression.
Strong CASA of 48% and increase in lending rates to offset rise in cost of funds.
This should restrict margin compression
Asset quality to remain stable
Advances growth of 21%
Deposit growth: 16%
SBI not yet provided for increase in provisioning on dual rate housing loan to 2% vs 0.4%.
Source: www.moneycontrol.com
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Priyanka Kothari,
Client Service Associate.
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