Most brokerages have cut their one-year target price on State Bank of India's (SBI's) stock after India's largest state-owned banking entity posted below par results for the January-March quarter (Q4FY22). Shares of the lender had dropped 5 per cent on Friday, after the bank announced its results, but bounced back 2.3 per cent to Rs 455 per share on Monday as against a 0.34 per cent rise in the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex.
Going ahead, analysts expect incremental stock price performance to be driven by pick-up in credit growth, and steady improvement in asset quality and return profile as the