
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued a directive impacting banks and non-bank financing companies, leading to a probable decrease in profitability for the June quarter. This move aims to lower loan costs for consumers but may result in significant losses for banks. Additionally, non-banking financial companies are expected to experience a rise in their cost of funds for the first quarter. The banking sector is currently performing at a decade-high level, according to the RBI.



#Banks and non-bank #financing companies are likely to report a dip in their profitability in the June quarter due to the impact of the Reserve Bank of India (#RBI) directive on charging interest on loans only from the date of actual disbursement. https://t.co/urgoSFbXVr
Banking Sector Witnessing A Decade-High Performance: RBI https://t.co/JMBN2YxlQe https://t.co/jBxXsRBC9g
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