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HDFC Bank beats quarterly profit estimates on stronger lending margins

Improved lending margins remain a key driver for Indian banks as funding costs stay volatile and investors focus on earnings durability. (BizTrendWire Insight)

India’s HDFC Bank reported quarterly profit above market expectations on Friday.
The lender benefited from improved lending margins.

The results were announced on January 17, according to Reuters.
The bank is India’s largest private lender by assets.

Profit growth was supported by stronger margins on loans.
This helped offset pressures from funding costs.

Meanwhile, the bank continued to focus on core lending operations.
Management highlighted stability in its loan book.

Net interest margins improved during the reported quarter.
This reflected better pricing on loans.

However, the bank remained cautious on broader economic conditions.
It continues to monitor credit demand trends.

HDFC Bank’s performance comes amid close scrutiny of Indian lenders.
Investors are tracking margins and asset quality.

As a result, the earnings beat provided some reassurance to markets.
The stock reaction was watched closely by investors.

Source: Reuters

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