Explore Now NEW DELHI: HDFC Bank's third quarter results impressed analysts, who said that the profit beat was led by healthy treasury gains and recoveries. They noticed a slight recovery in the lender's net interest margin (NIM) and said the restructuring of 0.5 per cent of its loans was in line with expectations. The bank's management expects faster asset quality normalisation and better credit growth outlook, said analysts, who suggested a target price as high as Rs 1,860 for the stock. This suggests a potential upside of 27 per cent over Friday's closing price of Rs 1,466.35. On Monday, the scrip was up 1.51 per cent at Rs 1,488.45 on BSE.