Why SBI Lost $11 Billion In Two Days : SBI's Quarterly Results Explained | Markets Today #217
May 13, 2026•Channel
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📌 In this episode of Markets Today, we decode 3 big stories — why SBI lost $11 billion in market value in just two trading sessions despite profit growth, how India's new oil and gas royalty reforms could reduce import dependency and attract global energy players, and why the biggest winner of India's Coke vs Pepsi vs Campa cola war is actually the refrigeration industry. Plus, trending news on why one bad quarter could wipe out the entire annual profit of IOC, BPCL and HPCL.
#1 🛢️ India's Oil Reform — New Era Or Incremental Fix? Simplified royalty system, lower rates, more predictable framework. India is under-explored despite massive potential. Can this reform attract global energy majors to drill deeper?
#2 🏦 SBI's $11 Billion Market Cap Wipeout Net Interest Margin slipped below 3% for the first time in years. Profit grew 5.6% but missed estimates. Funding costs rose faster than loan yields. Is the easy profitability phase for Indian banks finally over?
#3 🥤 Cola War's Surprise Winner — Refrigeration Stocks Campa, Coke and Pepsi are collectively adding half a million commercial coolers. Blue Star's commercial refrigeration is growing faster than the company itself. India's $2.8 billion refrigeration market heads to $3.9 billion by 2034 — all because of a soft drink price war.
00:00 - Coming Up
00:48 - India’s Oil Reform Explained
03:41 - SBI Latest News
06:00 - India’s Cola War
08:28 - Trending News
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