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Credit card spends grow at slow pace as Covid second wave hits sentiment

Credit card spends grow at slow pace as Covid second wave hits sentiment SECTIONS Share Synopsis Asset quality from the unsecured segment a big worry; banks have curtailed credit limits and also cut back on new customer additions Agencies Mumbai: Credit card spends in the country grew by only 7.8% in the year ended March 2021, down from a jump of 22.5% in FY20, a sign that discretionary spending continues to remain elusive. Individual banks indicated spend growth has fallen further in April and May. “We have seen a significant decline in spends in the last 45 days, largely due to the spread of the virus and strict local lockdowns enforced across states,” the retail head of a private sector lender said. “The worrying factor is that the quality of good assets has taken a hit in this (credit card) segment, and we will go slow on onboarding new clients.”

Wholesale price index spike may hit consumer price index with lag: Economists

Wholesale price index spike may hit consumer price index with lag: Economists SECTIONS Share Synopsis India’s wholesale inflation rose to a near 11-year high of 10.5% in April, data released on Monday showed. By contrast, retail inflation, as measured by the consumer price index (CPI), eased to 4.29% in April, from 5.52% in March, remaining within the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) target band of 2-6% for the fifth straight month. Getty Images Economists expect convergence in wholesale and retail inflation going ahead as higher commodity and fuel prices lead to a cost push in retail inflation. The sharp spike in the wholesale price index (WPI) in April is likely to spill over to retail inflation with a lag, but a normal monsoon and lower food inflation may moderate the impact, economists said. Retail inflation is expected to remain in the 5-5.5% range in the near term but could pick up toward the end of the financial year, they said. The meteorological department has foreca

CARE withdraws ratings assigned to debt facilities of Suzlon Energy

Suzlon Energy announced that since the Company s bank facilities / debt instruments have undergone restructuring and there has been a significant change in repayment terms, at the request of the Company, CARE Ratings has withdrawn the ratings assigned to the said facilities (which now stands restructured) with effect from 8 March 2021. Further, a RP-4 rating has been assigned by the CRISIL and India Ratings & Research, the rating agencies appointed by the consortium of lenders, to the Resolution Plan of the Company. Powered by Capital Market - Live News (This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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