MUMBAI, Aug. 24 -- HDFC Bank grew its deposits 13.3 percent in the June quarter and its loan book 15.4 percent, the sort of numbers that would have carried the stock in any year before this one. On Monday the shares closed at Rs.729, which is Rs.13.90 above the lowest price they have fetched in twelve months and 28.6 percent below the highest.

India's most valuable private-sector lender ended August 24, 2026 up Rs.2.05 or 0.28 percent on the National Stock Exchange, and Rs.1.00 or 0.14 percent higher at Rs.728.50 on the BSE. It opened at Rs.732.50, ran to Rs.734.40, sagged to Rs.724.10 and finished at precisely the level it closed at a week earlier on August 17. Turnover was 1.14 crore shares, the thinnest in nine sessions, on a day the ...