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HDFC Bank: loan growth back at 15.3%, CD ratio still tight

HDFC Bank names Anup Bagchi as next MD and CEO

HDFC Bank gets a new CEO, but the real test is execution

HDFC Bank Limited has appointed Anup Bagchi as its next MD & CEO, effective October 27, 2026. He becomes the first outsider to lead the bank. Reuters The timing matters because the bank's September-quarter business update was strong. Gross advances rose 16.3% YoY to ₹32.20 lakh crore, while deposits grew 18.8% to ₹33.28 lakh crore. The market initially welcomed the appointment, but the stock subsequently fell about 2.3%. That reaction tells me investors are looking beyond the identity of the new CEO and questioning how quickly the leadership transition can translate into better execution. HDFC Bank's bigger issue is not loan growth. It is profitability and operating efficiency. Its net interest margin has compressed materially since the merger with HDFC Limited, while its low-cost deposit mix has also weakened. My view: Bagchi's appointment is a positive governance and execution signal, but I would not treat it as an immediate rerating trigger. The September numbers show that the franchise can still grow. The next question is whether the new management can improve the quality and profitability of that growth. What I am watching next: Q2 results, NIM, CASA, credit costs and management commentary after Bagchi takes charge on October 27.

PRE MARKET REPORT- PREPARE YOURSELF BEFORE MARKET OPENING..

Indian markets are heading into today's session with a cautiously positive setup. Wall Street closed higher, crude oil prices have eased slightly, and HDFC Bank will remain firmly in focus after the appointment of Anup Bagchi as its new MD & CEO. However, one major concern remains: FIIs are still selling Indian equities. While DIIs continue to absorb a large part of this selling, the market may struggle to sustain a strong rally unless foreign flows improve. --->Global Cues: Wall Street Ends Higher US markets closed in positive territory on Monday. • Dow Jones: 51,267.90 | +0.20% • S&P 500: 7,773.95 | +0.70% • Nasdaq Composite: 27,477.31 | +1.10% The Nasdaq closed at a record high, supported by strength in technology and growth stocks. Crude Oil: Sideways After Recent Volatility Crude oil remains elevated but has shown some cooling. --->

Sensex Outlook for 06-Oct-2026 Looks Range Bound

The Sensex ended its four-day losing streak on Monday, 5 October 2026, closing 472.77 points higher (0.66%) at 72,382.47. This positive momentum forms the technical foundation for the upcoming trading session on Tuesday, 6 October 2026. The Daily MACD Histogram is below zero and the Hourly MACD Histogram is above zero indicates a tug of war between buyers and sellers and a range bound market. The price is making lower low and RSI 14 is not making lower lows on Hourly charts indicating a trend reversal. However, The RSI 14 is around 40 levels and has not crossed midline level of 50. Thus the overall trend of Sensex looks to be in a range, and the markets might move either side. Buy on dips and sell on rise would be the best strategy to deploy for today’s market considering the overall trend of Sensex. We may expect a change in trend only if the price sustains below the support level or above the resistance level. I have provided Sensex Spot resistance and support levels which would help you learn in taking informed trading decisions using these levels and understand how support and resistance levels work in financial markets. Sensex Resistance 1 - 72825 Resistance 2 - 72930 Support 1 - 71935 Support 2 - 71830 Happy Learning, Happy Trading and have a wonderful day. Top Gainers: ITC, TMPV, ETERNAL Top Loser: HCL, HDFCBANK, SUNPHARMA

HDFC Bank Resolves Its Leadership Succession Question

This is one of the most significant corporate governance developments in Indian banking recently,