Yes Bank Target Price Today: Hot tip! Expert says buy for Rs 17.50-Rs 18 target

Yes Bank Target Price Today: Sumeet Bagadia, Executive Director of Choice Broking recommends buying Yes Bank shares. Anand Rathi, in its report, says that Yes Bank's margin expansion, higher non-interest income and lower opex led to a sharp, 1008 bps, sequential decrease in Cost to income ratio, which improved to 39.2%. With the standstill on NPA recognition, Yes Bank asset quality improved. Yes Bank Sjare price today is Rs 15.60, up Rs 0.10 or 0.65%. Yes Bank Share price has moved up over 10% to Rs 15.6 from Rs 14.1 over the last week itself.

Anand Rathi said, "Yes Bank’s stress stemmed from the corporate book, increases in SME and the retail book are concerns. Given these fresh disclosures, Yes Bank slippages are expected to be higher than what management had talked about earlier."

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Technical Analysis on Yes Bank:

Sumeet Bagadia said that, on daily chart, it has been trading in a Downward Falling Channel formation which indicates sustained performance above the upper band can show upside movement. A daily momentum indicates that Yes Bank share price is near to its oversold zone which points to a bounce back move in the counter. Furthermore, Yes Bank has shown positive crossover on the daily chart which adds more bullishness to the price of Yes Bank, says Sumeet. Based on the above technical structure, Sumeet is expecting an upside move in the counter up to the level of Rs 17.50 – Rs 18 levels with the support of Rs 12.50.

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Anand Rathi said that Yes Bank’s management said major stress in the corporate book stems from the real-estate and hospitality sectors.

Yes Bank Negative earnings in the near term:

Anand Rathi said that with an expected higher slippage rate when the NPA standstill is lifted, Yes Bank has built in 4.5% credit costs for FY21. Higher credit costs and the weaker operating performance (attributed to slower business growth) would lead to negative earnings in the near term.