HDFC Bank (HDB) Shares Surge on Deposit Rate Cuts

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  • HDFC Bank's stock experiences its most significant rise in a year, driven by strategic rate adjustments.
  • Analysts foresee potential upside, with target prices suggesting growth from current levels.
  • Brokerage recommendations indicate a strong "Buy," reflecting confidence in the bank's future performance.

HDFC Bank's (HDB) stock surged by up to 4% to 1,876.80 rupees, marking its most substantial gain in nearly a year. This positive performance comes on the heels of a strategic 25 basis point cut in savings deposit rates. By doing so, HDFC Bank aims to potentially bolster its margins amidst a backdrop of tepid loan growth within the sector.

Analyst Price Targets and Market Forecast

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The consensus among four Wall Street analysts is a one-year price target average of $75.70 for HDFC Bank Ltd (HDB, Financial), with estimates ranging from a high of $77.00 to a low of $74.00. This average target implies a potential upside of 9.30% from the current trading price of $69.26. Investors seeking more detailed forecast data should visit the HDFC Bank Ltd (HDB) Forecast page.

Brokerage Recommendations

Reflecting robust market sentiment, HDFC Bank Ltd (HDB, Financial) holds an average brokerage recommendation of 1.5, corresponding to a "Buy" status. This consensus is derived from evaluations by four brokerage firms. The rating scale values range from 1, indicating a Strong Buy, to 5, denoting a Sell.

GF Value Estimation

According to GuruFocus estimates, the estimated GF Value for HDFC Bank Ltd (HDB, Financial) is projected to be $73.28 within one year, suggesting a potential upside of 5.8% from the current price of $69.26. GF Value represents GuruFocus' evaluation of the fair market value, based on historical trading multiples combined with past business growth and future performance projections. Additional insights are available on the HDFC Bank Ltd (HDB) Summary page.

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