Sell SBI shares - That's the call from Goldman Sachs.
But why is the brokerage firm making this recommendation?
Well, Goldman Sachs thinks SBI might be heading for some tough times.
The brokerage firm is saying SBI's profits from its assets have probably peaked and might start dropping.
Plus, they expect SBI’s loans growth to drop.
Also, they believe SBI's credit costs will go up due to rising bad loans, especially from small businesses and farmers.
And that is why Goldman Sachs has reduced its target price for SBI shares to 742 rupees.
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