ICICI Bank expected to report profit growth in Q4FY19

CNBC-TV18 2019-05-06

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Analysts are expecting ICICI Bank to report a profit growth for the first time in the last eight quarters led by net interest margins improvement to about 3.5 percent. Increase in lending rates should aid NIMs.
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