On a cautious Thursday in India's financial markets, a constellation of corporate developments — from a beauty brand's surprising return to profit, to an airline's battle against billion-rupee tax demands, to a state bank's quiet recalibration of lending rates — reminded observers that beneath the surface of any single index reading lies a complex web of human ambition, regulatory pressure, and strategic reinvention. The day's stories were less about dramatic swings than about the slow, consequential turning of institutional gears, each company navigating its own reckoning with growth, governa
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· Nov 23, 2023
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Tata Steel, IndiGo, Infosys, SBI Among Key Stocks to Watch Thursday
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Indian equities face mixed signals as Tata Steel executes share allotment, Honasa Consumer returns to profitability, IndiGo challenges tax demands, and SBI raises personal loan rates amid RBI's risk weighting changes.
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Consumers will face higher personal loan interest rates from SBI and likely other banks following RBI's risk weighting mandate. This increases borrowing costs for retail credit. However, improved profitability at Honasa Consumer may support competitive pricing in beauty/personal care segments.
RBI's increased risk weighting for unsecured loans signals tightening credit conditions and focus on financial stability. Tax disputes involving major corporates like IndiGo (Rs 1,666 crore demand) highlight ongoing revenue authority scrutiny. SBI's NIM compression (2-3 bps) may prompt sector-wide rate adjustments and regulatory monitoring of lending practices.