Indian banks’ loans rose 6.2% in the two weeks to June 19 from a yr earlier, whereas deposits rose 11%, the Reserve Bank of India’s weekly statistical complement confirmed on Friday.
Outstanding loans rose 16.79 billion rupees ($224.95 million) to 102.45 trillion rupees in the two weeks to June 19.
Non-food credit score fell 19.27 billion rupees to 101.56 trillion rupees, whereas meals credit score rose 36.06 billion rupees to 892.88 billion rupees.
Bank deposits fell 732.67 billion rupees to 138.67 trillion rupees in the two weeks to June 19.
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