From The Newsroom: Risks to financial stability have worsened

Mint 2018-02-08

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Slowing economic growth and high interest rates have impaired the repayment ability of many bank borrowers, causing banks' bad loans to rise. Mint's Dinesh Unnikrishnan tells us more.
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