
IndusInd Bank reported a strong Q4 FY26 turnaround with a net profit of around Rs 594 crore, reversing a prior loss, driven by improved asset quality, lower provisions, and higher net interest income. Brokerages raised target prices, citing recovery signs despite cautious outlook on growth momentum. Conversely, Axis Bank's Q4 profit slightly declined to Rs 7,071 crore due to higher provisions and trading losses amid geopolitical concerns, leading to a 3-5% share price drop. Analysts noted stable core performance and improved asset quality but highlighted near-term uncertainties and the need for execution to sustain growth.
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The overall sentiment is mixed, reflecting positive tones around IndusInd Bank's profit turnaround and broker upgrades, contrasted with cautious and somewhat negative sentiment regarding Axis Bank's marginal profit decline and increased provisions. Brokerages express optimism tempered by concerns over geopolitical risks and execution challenges, resulting in a nuanced coverage balancing recovery hopes with prudence.
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