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Market move▼ Bearish for Indian equities
Neelkanth Mishra Says Global Market Stress Already Visible, Fuel Prices And Bond Yields Rising
The brief
- Global stress is feeding into fuel demand, bond yields and borrowing costs
- India is seeing revived credit growth and sticking to fiscal discipline
- Higher borrowing costs may pressure Indian borrowers, while revived credit growth supports banks
- Share of new-to-credit customers rises to 50% in June 2026 from 24% in June 2016: TransUnion CIBIL-FIDC report
- PNB business update: Global business rises 12%, deposits grow 9.9% in H1 FY27
- HDFC Bank succession settled; execution test awaits new CEO Anup Bagchi
- Global Credit Market Starts to Sputter as Jumbo Deals Drag
- CSB Bank posts 22% growth in advances, deposits rise 18% in Q2 business update
India’s growth outlook and global risks
The CEA and Finance Ministry expect Q2 growth at 7.3% but warn that FY27’s second half will be challenging. Rising oil prices, tighter global financial conditions, slower global growth and US trade uncertainty pose risks to India’s momentum.
Saturday, 3 October
- Neelkanth Mishra Says Global Market Stress Already Visible, Fuel Prices And Bond Yields Rising