After being the most heavily sold sector by foreign investors in May, banking stocks have likely found a fresh tailwind. Analysts say the RBI's latest foreign currency deposit scheme could lower funding costs and improve the sector's long-term investment appeal.
After being the most heavily sold sector by foreign investors in May, banking stocks have likely found a fresh tailwind. Analysts say the RBI's latest foreign currency deposit scheme could lower funding costs and improve the sector's long-term investment appeal.
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