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  In a significant development for India’s corporate landscape, State Bank of India (SBI) has surpassed Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in market capitalization for the first time in 15 years. The milestone underscores a broader shift in investor sentiment toward companies closely aligned with India’s domestic economic growth story. SBI’s shares rose 3.4% on Wednesday, hitting a record high and pushing its market valuation to approximately $120 billion. In contrast, TCS, long considered India’s most valuable company in the information technology sector, saw its stock decline 2.5% in Mumbai trading, bringing its market value to about $116 billion. The crossover reflects a dynamic change in sectoral leadership within India’s equity markets. Investor Optimism Fuels SBI’s Rally SBI’s impressive rise has been driven by strong investor confidence in the financial services sector. Since the beginning of the year, the bank’s stock has rallied nearly 20%, fueled by improving credit dema...

  India’s largest public sector bank, the State Bank of India (SBI), has reduced its lending rates by up to 50 basis points, bringing them down to 7.75%. The move comes in response to the Reserve Bank of India’s recent rate cut aimed at boosting economic growth.  This rate reduction is expected to make loans cheaper for borrowers across sectors and could stimulate demand in housing, auto, and small business lending. SBI’s move sets the tone for other banks to follow suit in aligning with the RBI’s monetary policy easing.