SBI stock rises to over five-month high on Q2 asset quality
Better-than-expected asset quality in Q2 helps, say traders. Fresh
slippages stood at Rs 7,700 crore ($1.25 billion) compared with Rs 9,932
crore in Q1, the company said.
Abhishek Vishnoi- Updated Nov 14, 2014 2:47 PM IST
The State Bank of India stock extends gains up 3 per cent on bank's Q2 earnings. It has touched the highest intraday level since May 26.
Better-than-expected asset quality in Q2 helps, say traders. Fresh slippages stood at Rs 7,700 crore ($1.25 billion) compared with Rs 9,932 crore in Q1, the company said. Also, fresh restructuring at Rs 3450 crore compared with Rs 5702 crore in Q1, the company says.
The lender reported a 30.5 per cent increase in profit, but lagged estimates as provisions for bad loans increased.
(1 US dollar = Rs 61.6400)
(Reuters)
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Published on: Nov 14, 2014 2:46 PM IST