Repo Rate

Bandhan Bank announced competitive interest rates, raising.fixed deposit rates by up to 20 basis points. Senior citizens can earn up to 7.95% on two-to-three-year deposits.

With inflationary pressures building and many analysts expecting rate hikes later in FY27, investors are reassessing their investment strategies. But what should mutual fund investors do in such a scenario? Let's find out what experts have to say.

The RBI maintained its repo rate at 5.25% to await clearer economic signals amid rising inflation risks. Home loan rates remain unchanged, with public banks offering rates from 7.10% to 7.25%. Measures to attract foreign capital were also introduced to support the rupee.

The six-member monetary policy committee (MPC) kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.25%, citing geopolitical risks, supply-chain disruptions and weather-related uncertainties.

RBI governor announced the unchanged repo rate of 5.25% with a 'neutral' policy stance, citing inflation risks from geopolitical tensions. Here's what it means for fixed deposit investors and home loan borrowers.

Canara Bank MCLR hike by 5 bps may raise EMIs on floating-rate loans like home, auto and personal loans, while Bank of Baroda keeps rates unchanged, impacting borrowers linked to MCLR resets from 12 May 2026.

Fixed deposits remain a favored choice for conservative investors, offering stable returns influenced by repo rate changes. Major banks in India offer FD rates between 6% and 7.25%, with higher rates from small finance banks.

FD laddering involves spreading investments across multiple fixed deposits with varying maturities, enhancing liquidity and flexibility. Here's how it works and how the strategy benefits investors when repo rate is changed by RBI.