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Bank credit continues to trail deposit growth

The advances were at Rs 58,35,548 crore in the same period last year.

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Indian commercial banks' credit grew 10.38% to Rs 64,41,519 crore in the fortnight to February 6, according to Reserve Bank data released.

The advances were at Rs 58,35,548 crore in the same period last year.

Most of the banks are seeing muted loan growth this fiscal as the economy is yet to pick up.

The country's top lender State Bank of India last week said it expected credit growth to be at 10% in FY15, while the second largest lender Bank of Baroda is looking at a loan expansion of 11-12% in the current fiscal.

According to the data, bank deposits rose 11.77% to Rs 84,62,923 crore in the period under review as against Rs 75,71,343 crore a year-ago.

Demand deposits grew 11.61% to Rs 7,58,111 crore from Rs 6,79,205 crore in the same period last year. In the reporting period, time deposits were up 11.79% to Rs 77,04,813 crore as against Rs 68,92,138 crore last year, the data showed.

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