Bajaj Housing Finance shares surged 5% as its one-year shareholder lock-in period ended, unlocking 5,291 million shares—64% of total equity. While the stock has gained 70% from its IPO price of Rs 70, it still trades 17% below its listing price. Analysts remain cautious, with a Rs 108 target, implying a 13% downside from current levels.
Banks unlikely to reduce deposit rates despite RBI easing
Following the latest repo rate decrease, bankers foresee only slight adjustments to deposit rates. The landscape, characterized by sluggish savings yields and elevated credit-deposit ratios,