The Reserve Bank of India’s revised liquidity coverage ratio norms are projected to unlock ₹2.7-3 lakh crore for banks, boosting lending capacity. This move aims to balance liquidity and profitability, mitigating risks from online withdrawals with a reduced run-off factor. Experts believe banks may adjust deposit strategies, favoring short-term deposits, while the framework supports credit growth potential.
West Asia tensions rattle capital goods stocks; L&T, KEC slide
Engineering and capital goods stocks are under pressure due to the Iran-Israel conflict, with the BSE Capital Goods index falling nearly 4%. Companies like Larsen