Bank of Baroda Ltd Share Price

POSITIVE FOR BANKS-->₹30,000 Crore G-Sec Buyback! KNOW MORE!

A major development for India's bond market: The Government of India will buy back up to ₹30,000 crore of government securities through an auction on September 3, 2026. The auction will be conducted through the RBI's E-Kuber platform, with settlement scheduled for September 4. ------>Why Is the Government Buying Back Bonds? The four securities included in the buyback are scheduled to mature during FY27. More than ₹6 lakh crore of government securities are due for redemption in FY27, so buying back some securities in advance can help the government manage its maturity schedule more smoothly. In simple words: Government is reducing some of its future repayment burden before those bonds mature. ##What Are the Securities? The buyback covers four government securities: • 7.33% GS 2026 • 5.74% GS 2026 • 8.15% GS 2026 • 8.24% GS 2027 The aggregate ceiling is ₹30,000 crore, with no fixed amount separately notified for each security. ------>Stocks & Sectors to Watch The direct impact is on the bond market, but these sectors could remain interesting: Banks

📊 4 PSU BANK STOCKS TO WATCH — CHECK THE BOOK VALUE!

PSU banks mein opportunity dhoondh rahe ho? Toh sirf share price mat dekho — Book Value bhi check karo. In this Reel, I compare the market price and book value of 4 major PSU bank stocks to understand which ones are trading close to or below their book value. 🏦 THE 4 PSU BANKS: •! Bank of Baroda — Price: ~₹250 | Book Value: ~₹326 • Bank of India — Price: ~₹143 | Book Value: ~₹200 • Punjab National Bank — Price: ~₹117 | Book Value: ~₹136 • Canara Bank — Price: ~₹130 | Book Value: ~₹130 📌 Why is this interesting? When a bank's stock price trades close to or below its book value, it can look interesting from a valuation perspective. But remember — a stock trading below book value does NOT automatically mean it is cheap or a good investment. For banks, investors should also look at profitability, ROE, asset quality, NPA levels, credit growth, capital adequacy and future earnings.

When Bad Loans Stop Being the Villain....

For years, Indian banks carried a hidden weight: bad loans. Net NPAs peaked at around 6.0% in 2018. Today, they have fallen to roughly 0.4%, a two-decade low. But the story is bigger than a simple improvement in asset quality. Banks almost doubled their loan books, while aggressive provisioning pushed the provision coverage ratio from 48% to more than 76%. Fresh additions to bad loans also fell sharply. Then came the cleanup. Indian banks cleared nearly ₹27.8 lakh crore of old NPAs through recoveries, upgrades and write-offs. Think of it like cleaning an old house. The furniture is still there, but the rooms are no longer carrying the clutter of the past. With legacy corporate stress largely addressed, banks can focus more on new credit growth. That creates an important second chapter. If credit growth remains healthy while credit costs stay controlled, large diversified lenders could potentially benefit from the cleaner banking environment. Nifty 500 banking stocks to study: HDFC Bank

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Vodafone Idea Limited Stock in Focus August 24 2026

Vodafone Idea Limited (IDEA) is among the stocks in focus on Monday, August 24, 2026, as markets open with a positive gap-up signal from GIFT Nifty at 24,370, up 83 points from the previous close.