Indian banks set for core earnings rebound of 17% annually through FY29
Goldman Sachs projects Indian banks' core earnings growth to hit 17% YoY over FY26-29, marking a sharp reversal from recent trends.
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Goldman Sachs projects Indian banks' core earnings growth to hit 17% YoY over FY26-29, marking a sharp reversal from recent trends.
CLSA report says AI-led volumes could offset revenue deflation for Indian IT by FY30, with growth inflection expected in FY28.
Auto NBFC Q1FY27 disbursements grew 20.7% YoY to ~Rs 1.04 lakh crore, with AUM up ~17% and PAT surging 53.4%.
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EY survey finds Indian private credit funds increasingly using AI for deal sourcing, data analysis, and credit assessment, with adoption varying across the market.
ICICI Securities sees FY27 bank earnings improving on FCNR inflows, ~15% credit growth, and benign asset quality.
Nuvama warns a global AI capex slowdown could derail India's cyclical recovery, citing weak domestic demand and concentrated investment.
NBFCs are expected to maintain steady growth with healthy credit demand, though margin pressures and asset quality remain key monitorables.
Hyundai's South Korean union stages first full strike in 10 years over wages, retirement age, and AI job security.
Guzman y Gomez reported a 30% rise in annual underlying profit, driven by strong Australian network sales, sending shares to a near one-year high.
Oil prices were flat on Friday but on track for a second weekly rise as the unresolved US-Iran war keeps supply from the region curtailed.
The dollar is set for a weekly loss as Treasury buybacks fail to reassure investors worried about US debt and fiscal credibility.
Asian shares are set for weekly declines as persistent bond market stress and high oil prices weigh on sentiment.
BGH Capital proposes A$24.75 per share for EQT Holdings, topping TPG's offer, as the firm faces regulatory and legal headwinds.
Gold prices held steady on Friday, heading for a third consecutive weekly gain, supported by a weaker dollar and Treasury buyback plans.
Australia's competition watchdog sues Subaru's local unit, alleging it breached mandatory repair information sharing rules.
Gold hovers near its highest since June after the U.S. Treasury doubles liquidity support for long-dated bonds, pushing yields and the dollar down.
AIA Group's H1 VONB rose 10% to $3.21 billion, led by strong Hong Kong performance and broad segment growth.
US Treasury's move to double long-bond buybacks calms markets, pulling yields down and lifting stocks, though debt concerns persist.
Oil prices were little changed on Thursday as investors weighed Middle East risks against ample US crude stockpiles.