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India State Lenders Wilt As Iran War Lifts Yields to 2-Year High
India's state lenders are struggling as rising yields driven by the Iran war reach a two-year high. The State Bank of India (SBI) aims to expand by targeting the unbanked population under its newly appointed chairman.
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