New Delhi, April 10 -- Banks across South and Southeast Asia are likely to face gradually building credit pressure amid global uncertainties, with Indian lenders remaining relatively resilient but exposed to margin compression and liquidity constraints, according to a recent report by Fitch Ratings.

The report noted that external factors such as geopolitical tensions could impact funding conditions and asset quality across the region.

However, Indian banks are expected to remain relatively resilient due to strong structural fundamentals. Fitch said Indian lenders are better placed than many regional peers to handle moderate stress in operating conditions.

It said, "Indian banks appear better placed than many regional peers to absorb a ...