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Economic Times BFSI
30 Jun 2026

HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, AU SFB well-positioned as MSME and secured loan demand strengthens

HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank are poised to benefit from the surge in high-ticket MSME loan demand. State Bank of India is gaining market share through competitive pricing, while AU Small Finance Bank excels in vehicle financing. This article explores the trends in MSME and secured loan markets, highlighting the growth potential for private and public sector banks.

Economic Times BFSI01:03 am
The Hindu BusinessLine
30 Jun 2026

MSMEs as catalysts

With support, they can transform the economy

The Hindu BusinessLine01:03 am
Times of India
29 Jun 2026

MSMEs’ micro segments begin seeing stress

MUMBAI: :Stress is emerging in the micro-borrower segment of the MSME industry, particularly for loans with ticket sizes below Rs 2 crore, even as larger enterprises remain relatively resilient amid geopolitical headwinds, tighter working capital conditions, and global supply chain pressures.

Times of India09:03 pm
The Economic Times
29 Jun 2026

India s e-commerce exports can add $10 billion in just a few years. Here s how.

Indian e-commerce exports are poised for significant growth, potentially adding USD 10 billion in the next 2-3 years, according to a Directorate General of Foreign Trade official. Leveraging the nation s vast MSME sector and competitive logistics like India Post can unlock global markets. Free trade agreements also present opportunities, but require preparation. This expansion is crucial for achieving broader manufacturing ambitions and the ambitious USD 1 trillion merchandise export target.

The Economic Times04:03 pm
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