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PSBs' Q3 nos to be a mixed bag; loan growth, NPAs to be tracked: Analysts

Analysts expect Public Sector Banks' net profit to plunge a massive 43 percent on year, and 71 per cent sequentially

Emkay Global expects operating profit growth to be tad moderate due to lower treasury gains
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Emkay Global expects operating profit growth to be tad moderate due to lower treasury gains

Nikita Vashisht New Delhi
Sluggish loan growth, low other income, and delayed resolution of stressed assets maylead to a precarious financial position for public sector banks (PSBs) duringthe December quarter of FY21 (Q3FY21), caution analysts. 

"We estimate weakness to continue in PSBs, barring State bank of India, impacted bysluggish loan growth, a higher proportion of MSME/SME loans, and delay in theresolution of stressed accounts," said analysts at Motilal Oswal FinancialServices (MOFSL) in a sector report.

Those at Emkay Global, on the other hand, say that the Supreme Court's stay on NPA tagging remains an irritant in Q3, and may lead to optically elevated proforma

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