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Indian private-sector lender Axis Bank reported on ​Saturday a quarterly profit that narrowly missed ‌analyst expectations, as higher operating expenses ​and weaker other income ⁠offset robust credit growth and lower provisions.

Axis Bank, the country's third-largest private bank by assets, ‌posted a stand-alone net profit of ₹7,003 crore ($737.5 ‌million) for the quarter ended ‌on ⁠September 30, compared with ₹5,090 crore a year earlier.

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