The Reserve Bank of India has capped loans for share purchases at ₹1 crore per borrower across the banking system, with IPO and ESOP funding limited to ₹25 lakh. These measures aim to curb speculative borrowing and reduce credit risk for banks.
Bank economists have told the Reserve Bank of India that there is no immediate need to raise the repo rate or change the monetary policy
Corporate India faces heightened uncertainty entering fiscal year 2026-27 due to geopolitical tensions and AI disruption. Sectors like banking anticipate gradual NIM recovery, while FMCG
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