GENERAL19 Oct 2026
Banks' treasury income falls in Q2FY27 as bond yields rise
Bond yields climbed in Q2FY27 and hit the trading books at several large banks. Treasury income fell at these lenders, which dragged down other income and profit even as net interest income grew across lenders. Some banks reported a sharp drop in trading gains for the quarter. That is the picture coming out of their Q2FY27 results.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Treasury income dropped at several major banks in the second quarter of FY27 as bond yields rose.
- The fall in treasury income pulled down other income and profit at these banks.
- Net interest income still grew across lenders, while some banks reported a sharp decline in trading gains.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:Watch the Q2FY27 results of major banks for treasury income and trading gains, the two lines the source ties to rising bond yields.
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