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NSE:IDFCFIRSTB 21 October 2025 - 8 January 2026

IDFC First Bank shares rise after savings rate cut, as Nomura flags 23% upside

IDFC First Bank shares rise after savings rate cut, as Nomura flags 23% upside

IDFC First Bank shares rose nearly 2% after the lender cut savings account interest rates by up to 200 basis points, effective Jan. 9. Nomura initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a 105-rupee target, citing expected margin recovery as deposit costs ease. The revised top savings rate drops to 6.5% from 7%. Nomura warned that profitability targets depend on deposit retention and stable credit costs.
8 January 2026
IDFC First Bank Hits Fresh 52-Week High on Heavy Volumes; Pranik Logistics Eyes Rebound from Support — Market Movers (15 December 2025)

IDFC First Bank Hits Fresh 52-Week High on Heavy Volumes; Pranik Logistics Eyes Rebound from Support — Market Movers (15 December 2025)

IDFC First Bank hit a new 52-week high of ₹83.18 on December 15, 2025, with volumes surging to 2.22 crore shares and delivery activity signaling accumulation. The stock outperformed a weak broader market, extending a three-session rally. Pranik Logistics, after recent lows, drew attention for a possible reversal from support.
Stock Market Today: Nifty 50 Closes Above 26,000 on NSE, Bank Nifty Hits Record High – Full Round‑Up for 17 November 2025

Stock Market Today: Nifty 50 Closes Above 26,000 on NSE, Bank Nifty Hits Record High – Full Round‑Up for 17 November 2025

The Nifty 50 closed above 26,000 for the first time since October, ending at 26,013.45, up 0.40%. The Sensex finished at 84,950.95, gaining 388 points. Bank Nifty hit an intraday record high near 59,001.55, with both public and private banks advancing. NSE-listed companies’ total market capitalisation reached nearly ₹474.3 lakh crore ($5.35 trillion).
IDFC First Bank Stock Soars 7% After Profit Surge – What’s Next for its Share Price?

IDFC First Bank Stock Soars 7% After Profit Surge – What’s Next for its Share Price?

IDFC First Bank shares jumped nearly 7% to ₹77 on October 20, 2025, after Q2 FY26 net profit rose 75.5% year-on-year to ₹352.3 crore. Net interest income increased 6.8% to ₹5,113 crore, while gross NPAs held at 1.86%. Brokerages raised price targets, with Jefferies moving to ₹85. CEO V. Vaidyanathan said asset quality remains steady and expects further improvement in funding costs.
21 October 2025
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