Yes Bank reports that its Q2 business shows growth in both deposits and loans, according to the company’s update covered by NDTV. The outlet also notes market movement around the announcement period, with the bank’s shares settling lower on the NSE.
In the update, deposits and loans rise nearly 24% while the bank’s CASA ratio declines slightly. NDTV highlights that the slight drop in CASA points to a change in the mix of low-cost deposits, even as overall balance-sheet growth continues. The coverage also provides context on the bank’s stock performance, stating that the shares are down about 4% year-to-date and roughly 4.6% over the past 12 months, alongside the single-day fall on Friday.
Across the provided sources, the emphasis is on the same set of reported figures: near-24% growth in deposits and loans and a modest decline in CASA. Both sources also frame the information with the same stock-performance context and the share price movement on the day referenced.
