RBI Repo Rate Cut: Will your loan EMIs decrease?
RBI’s 25 bps repo rate cut will bring relief to borrowers by lowering EMIs across loans. This move aims to make borrowing ...
FD interest rates: These 6 banks offer highest rates on their long duration fixed deposits
Banks typically offer higher interest on their long-term deposits and lower interest on short-term fixed deposits ...
Lower EMI for home loan borrowers of Canara Bank, PNB, Union Bank and others as these banks cut repo linked lending rates
The RBI decreased the repo rate by 25 basis points to 6.25%, leading many banks like Canara Bank, PNB, and Union Bank of ...
ICICI Bank: Poised For Growth
ICICI Bank reports a 15% profit surge with strong metrics like CASA ratio and low NPAs. See how the Indian central bank's ...
Last chance to book fixed deposits (FDs) at these interest rates: Check latest rates offered by top 7 banks
RBI recently cut down repo rate by 50 basis points, so there is an expectation that banks would bring down the interest rates ...
RBI follows budget's big tax relief with rate cuts, consumption set to get double-barreled boost
The RBI, finally uncaged the interest rate tool to take down the consumption slowdown monster.On Friday, Governor Sanjay ...
Will RBI MPC cut rates: What to expect from today's monetary policy meet
Governor Sanjay Malhotra is expected to lower the repo rate by 25 basis points, prioritising economic growth over inflation ...
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ICICI To Axis Bank: Best FD Rates For Senior Citizens — Check Details Here
In the three-year category, the highest interest offered is 7.65% which is offered by both Kotak Mahindra Bank and Bank of Baroda. Axis bank closely follows with 7.60% interest for the three-year ...
Daily Voice: Emkay's Kashyap Javeri likes these 4 themes despite recent correction
With FII selling facing fatigue at some point of time and valuations correcting, the opportunities are weighing in favour of investors, said Kashyap Javeri.
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Cautious Stimulus
The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) decision to cut the repo rate by 25 basis points to 6.25 per cent marks a turning point in the country’s monetary policy after nearly five years of a steady stance.