The Credit to Deposit (CD) ratio of commercial banks fell by 50 basis points since March, signaling a potential slowdown in credit growth due to slower deposit growth. As the RBI maintains current rates, deposit rates are unlikely to rise, possibly pressuring loan growth despite expected capex spending boosts. The CD ratio, considering the HDFC merger, dropped from 80.27% in late March to 79.79% by May 17.
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