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Niva Bupa seen sustaining market share gains as retail health insurance demand remains strong

Niva Bupa Health Insurance is expected to continue increasing its market share in India’s health insurance sector because retail demand (individual people buying policies) is growing strongly. More people are now buying health insurance due to rising medical costs, higher awareness after COVID, and the need for financial protection. As a result, Niva Bupa—being strong […]

Rupee faces a two-phase FY27 path as Fed tightening risks resurface

Indian rupee is expected to follow a two-phase path in FY27. In the early part of the year, the rupee is likely to remain stable or slightly stronger due to steady capital inflows, controlled inflation, and supportive domestic conditions. However, in the later part of FY27, the rupee may come under pressure and weaken if […]

RBI likely to stay on hold through 2026 as growth concerns outweigh inflation ri ..

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may not change interest rates for a long time (through 2026). 👉 This is because growth is becoming weak, and RBI wants to support the economy instead of raising rates to control inflation. economictimes https://bfsi.economictimes.indiatimes.com/articles/rbi-maintains-neutral-stance-on-rates-amid-economic-slowdown/131922667?utm_source=top_story&utm_medium=homepage

How NRI deposit composition has changed over the past decade

Over the past decade, NRI deposits have shifted from mainly rupee-based (NRE) accounts to more foreign currency (FCNR) and diversified deposits due to currency risk and global interest rate changes. This shift matters because India now relies more on dollar inflows, prompting RBI to make FCNR deposits more attractive. economictimes https://bfsi.economictimes.indiatimes.com/articles/transforming-trends-the-evolution-of-nri-deposits-over-the-last-decade/131922655?utm_source=top_story&utm_medium=homepage

Indian banks turn cautious on MSME lending as stress signals emerge

Indian banks are becoming more careful while giving loans to small businesses (MSMEs) as early signs of financial stress are being seen in the sector. Loan growth has slowed down to 12.7% in April 2026 compared to around 18–20% earlier. Also, the number of active loans is growing very slowly now. This shows banks are […]