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News for India > Business > SBI: The worst of margin pressure could be over after Q4’s sharp sequential drop | Stock Market News
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SBI: The worst of margin pressure could be over after Q4’s sharp sequential drop | Stock Market News

Last updated: May 11, 2026 12:33 pm
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SBI shares slid 10% in two sessions after Q4 results as weak NII growth and margin pressure overshadowed strong core operating profit and steady asset quality. Investors weigh treasury trade-offs.



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