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Shibani Sircar Kurian of Kotak Mahindra Asset Management highlights that large private and select public sector banks, the healthcare sector, technology sector, and discretionary consumption brands focused on rural and middle-class segments show promising growth. Financial stability, earnings growth in healthcare, and technology advancements are key positive indicators amidst market volatility favoring large-cap investments.

Betting on these 4 sectors in a nervous market: Shibani Sircar Kurian

India’s public sector banks see growth in CBDC transactions, with SBI offering e-rupee to customers and merchants.

Public sector banks see modest CBDC volume growth, start offering DBT via digital currency

Sumit Poddar, from Tikona Capital, discusses the market correction and predicts a better economic outlook in the upcoming 6-12 months. He highlights the benefits of interest rate cuts and government spending, emphasizing small- and mid-cap stocks, and public sector banks as promising areas for investment.

Stock-picking key strategy in 2025; focus on differentiation across sectors: Sumit Poddar

Nifty Bank index falls 1.1%, all stocks in red, public sector banks under higher selling pressure. Short Nifty Bank futures.

Nifty Bank Prediction today – Feb 12, 2025: Index in bear grip, go short

Sunil Subramaniam, a market expert, analyzes how Trumponomics is shaping Indian markets. He highlights opportunities in IT and pharmaceuticals, the impact on metals, the contrasting outlook for private and public sector banks, shifting consumer behavior, and the ongoing FII selling pressure. Trumponomics impact

Sunil Subramaniam remains bullish on IT, pharma, banking as metals remain volatile - Trumponomics impact

Nifty Bank drops nearly 0.8%, bearish trend with public sector banks facing higher selling pressure. Short futures advised.

Nifty Bank Prediction today – Feb 11, 2025: Index slips below a support, go short

Trumponomics is likely to boost the Indian IT and pharma sectors, particularly through opportunities created by tariffs on Chinese APIs and currency depreciation. Consumer spending, however, is expected to remain steady after initial volatility. The banking sector presents investment opportunities, with short-term gains in private banks and medium-term benefits in public sector banks.

IT, pharma are the sectors to watch as Modi meets Trump this week: Sunil Subramaniam

The Reserve Bank of India has reduced the repo rate, leading banks to soon lower fixed deposit interest rates. Small finance banks currently offer the highest FD rates, up to 9%, while private and public sector banks offer relatively lower rates. Investors should act quickly to benefit from existing higher rates.

Make the most of the repo rate cut, book FD with interest rate up to 9% before banks start reducing the interest rate

Bank unions announced a nationwide strike on March 24-25, 2025, pressing for demands including a 5-day work week and adequate recruitment. The United Forum of Bank Unions is also advocating for the filling of workmen/officer director positions in public sector banks and the withdrawal of recent directives that threaten job security.

Bank unions give 2-day strike call beginning March 24; to press for demands including 5-day work week

Public Sector Banks achieve highest-ever net profit of ₹1.29 lakh crore, driven by improved asset quality and robust credit growth.

PSBs clock record ₹1.29 lakh crore profit in April-December FY25: Finmin

Public sector banks (PSBs) have achieved their highest-ever net profit of Rs 1.29 lakh crore in the April-December period of the current fiscal year, reflecting a 31.3% increase. This growth is accompanied by improved asset quality, strong credit growth, and sufficient capital buffers.

State-owned banks post record profit of Rs 1.29 lakh crore in April-December period

DSP Nifty PSU Bank ETF seeks to match the returns of the Nifty PSU Bank Index, primarily investing in equity of PSU banks.