Reserve_Bank_of_India FY26 Balance Sheet Expands

The State Bank of India>>>'s balance sheet expanded by 20.6% to Rs 91.97 lakh crore in FY26, as detailed in its annual report. This growth was primarily driven by a 44.9% increase in domestic investments, a 63.8% rise in gold holdings, and a 7.9% growth in foreign investments. The central bank also declared a record dividend of approximately Rs 2.87 lakh crore to the India — India>>> for FY26, which is expected to assist the government in addressing financial challenges. Additionally, the State Bank of India>>> transferred Rs 1.09 lakh crore to its Contingency Fund, adhering to its Economic Capital Framework. The report highlights the central bank's increasing financial strength and its active role in managing liquidity and reserves amidst global economic conditions.