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- India is entering a new cycle of unsecured credit growth driven by increased liquidity and improved asset quality among lenders.
- Banks and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) currently hold significant surplus liquidity, which enhances their capacity to extend credit.
- While loan availability may increase, interest rates are not expected to decline immediately due to rising funding costs.
- This growth in personal lending reflects a broader trend of expanding unsecured credit penetration within the Indian economy.
What to watch next
- Future trends in personal loan interest rates
- Impact of RBI's liquidity absorption measures on credit availability
- Growth trajectory of gold loans versus personal loans
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