YES Securities said BoM has the highest 3-year loan growth CAGR in its comparison universe of PSU banks. BoM's asset quality is largely under control and provision levels are quite healthy, it said.
Bank of Baroda surged 5.33 per cent to Rs 278.40 after reporting a resilient performance for the July–September 2025 quarter (Q2 FY26).
The lender's interest income rose 4.1 per cent to Rs 31,511 crore from Rs 30,278 crore a year ago, while net interest income (NII) grew 2.7 per cent YoY to Rs 11,954 crore.
An analyst from Choice Broking said that BHEL is trading below its 100-DMA on the daily charts, which raises some caution regarding the strength of the ongoing uptrend.
SMIFS said that Ratnaveer Precision's capex-led expansion, foray into new product lines to address rising demand in the economy, provide clear visibility for sustained earnings growth.
Nomura suggested a target of Rs 960 on IndusInd Bank as it retained 'Buy' rating on the scrip. It has 'Neutral' views on Bank of Baroda and Kotak Mahindra Bank.
PSU bank stocks: Nuvama Institutional Equities continued to prefer BoB, SBI, and PNB, which are likely to deliver relatively strong return on assets (RoA).
BOB reported a mixed bag with slower loan growth, higher slippage and a more resilient NIM in Q1FY26.
Kamath’s assessment comes after the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) barred Jane Street Group from accessing the securities market.
The lender's Board recommended a dividend of Rs 8.35 per equity share for FY25. "The bank has fixed record/cut off date as June 6, 2025, for the purpose of dividend payment. Hence, shareholders having shares as on the cut date i.e June 6, 2025, shall be eligible for dividend payment," BoB stated.
An analyst from Anand Rathi said that Paytm has recently found support following a brief pullback, with a notable rebound in the previous trading session from the S3 Camarilla pivot level.





