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Axis Bank shares fall 3% as West Asia provisions surge despite analyst buys
Business
Published on 28 April 2026

94% of analysts said buy, yet credit costs jumped
Axis Bank shares slid about 3% even as 94% of analysts kept a buy rating. Strong loan growth and improved asset quality were offset by a sharp rise in provisions tied to the West Asia conflict, pushing up credit costs. Management chose a cautious path to strengthen buffers, which weighed on near-term performance despite the positive longer-term outlook.
- Shares dropped roughly 3% despite 94% buy ratings
- West Asia conflict provisions rose sharply
- Higher credit costs offset strong loan growth and asset quality
- Management prioritized building buffers, impacting near-term results
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