NEW DELHI : Indian banks are likely to re-evaluate their corporate and SME (Small and Medium Enterprise) lending plans after the US imposed 25 percent tariffs on Indian exports, raising uncertainty for trade-linked borrowers and credit growth.
Similarly, better pricing in the corporate bond market will also weigh on the corporate loan of banks in the coming quarters. KVS Manian, CEO of Federal Bank, said during the Q1 FY26 post-results media call that while the situation isn’t alarming yet, it warrants close monitoring . . .
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