Up in 8 of last 10 sessions, HDFC Bank share price jumps 22% in this period - Why should you still buy the bank stock?

HDFC Bank's share price has risen in eight of its last ten sessions, a gain of roughly 22% over the period, according to a Livemint headline that frames the move around whether investors should still buy the stock. The rally sits within a broader Indian banking-sector context in which lenders benefit from credit growth, stable net interest margins, and foreign and domestic institutional flows that tend to concentrate in large-cap financials. Because HDFC Bank is among the largest weights in Indian benchmark indices, its move carries outsized influence on Nifty and Sensex performance and on sector-allocation decisions by passive and active funds. The key near-term catalyst for traders is the Reserve Bank of India's next monetary policy decision and commentary on the rate path, since changes in policy rates alter lending spreads, deposit costs, and the valuation multiples investors are willing to pay for bank equities.

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