Provisions for the quarter stood at Rs 1,338 crore as compared with Rs 655 crore in the year-ago quarter, driven by the higher slippages in the microfinance book. The bank said provisions were stable for the non-microfinance portfolio.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have been consistently selling in the Indian equity markets in January, with sales in the cash market reaching Rs 66,602 crore. The primary reasons behind this trend are the strengthening of the dollar and rising US bond yields. The financial sector has been significantly impacted, while the IT sector shows signs of resilience.
Macrotech Developers, operating under the Lodha brand, posted an 88% rise in net profit for Q3 FY25, hitting Rs 944.4 crore due to a surge in housing demand. Their total income increased to Rs 4,146.6 crore. The firm achieved its highest pre-sales of Rs 4,510 crore and recorded robust collections of Rs 4,290 crore.
