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India's economic recovery to cut bank stress, but Covid hit to be felt: S&P

While the Indian economy is on a mend, the permanent GDP loss stemming from the brunt of the coronavirus is huge at 10 per cent

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The banking system's weak loans are estimated at 12 per cent of gross loans.

Abhijit Lele Mumbai
An improvement in India's macroeconomic conditions is likely to alleviate stress for the country's banking sector. However, a hit from Covid-19 pandemic is inevitable, according to "Banking Industry Country Risk Assessment: India", a report by S&P Global Ratings.

Rating agency Standard and Poor’s (S&P) in a statement said the Indian government's strong efforts to shield banks from the Covid-19 pandemic have been largely successful.

While the Indian economy is on a mend, the permanent GDP loss stemming from the brunt of the coronavirus is huge at 10 per cent.

The banking system's weak loans are estimated at 12 per cent

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