Monday, September 29, 2008

Is there a clear relationship between credit growth and market growth?

The fastest growing cities out of 112 top cities of India

 

Growth rates (CAGR)

Market Size Growth Rate

Deposit Growth Rate

Credit Growth Rate

Silvassa

23

14

71

Gandhinagar

22

10

54

Bokaro

19

7

-4

Surat

17

11

18

Thiruvallur

17

11

28

Agartala

16

13

32

Chandigarh

16

13

7

Thanjavur

16

5

20

Kohima

15

9

26

Noida

15

28

43

The slowest growing cities out of 112 top cities of India

 

Growth rates (CAGR)

Market Size Growth Rate

Deposit Growth Rate

Credit Growth Rate

Guntur

8

7

16

Gwalior

8

6

9

Jabalpur

8

3

0

Nellore

8

7

22

Varanasi

8

6

13

Kanpur

7

7

13

Kavaratti

7

 

 

Vijayawada

7

7

24

Dhanbad

6

12

15

Kancheepuram

2

16

22

With the exception of Bokaro, and to a certain extent Chandigarh, the 10 fastest growing cities grew on the back of high credit growth. However, this is not a general rule as a look at the slower growing cities reveal. Cities such as Vijaywada, Kancheepuram, Nellore and Guntur did not display a robust growth in spite of high credit growth. Deposit growth, on the other hand is an effect of market growth and in general grows in the wake of market growth. This is generally borne out by the facts, though a few notable exceptions exist – Thanjavur, Kohima, Bokaro (among the fast growing cities) and Dhanbad and Kancheepuram (slow growing cities)

data source: Indicus Analytics

No comments: