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Demand for bank loans rises amid hardening yields

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Demand for bank loans rises amid hardening yields

Canara Bank and Indian Bank reported a total corporate loan pipeline of ₹1.10 lakh crore between them. The banks are experiencing steady credit demand from corporate clients amid rising bond yields. Canara Bank expects to maintain around 19% credit growth, while Indian Bank targets a 14-15% growth rate. Both banks highlighted the importance of improving deposit growth to narrow the credit-deposit gap.

Canara Bank and Indian Bank reported a total corporate loan pipeline of ₹1.10 lakh crore between them. The banks are experiencing steady credit demand from corporate clients amid rising bond yields. Canara Bank expects to maintain around 19% credit growth, while Indian Bank targets a 14-15% growth rate. Both banks highlighted the importance of improving deposit growth to narrow the credit-deposit gap.

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