Private sector banks are poised to maintain stable net interest margins in Q4 FY26, despite a 25-bps Reserve Bank of India rate cut in December.
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Rising repo rates and consumer implications

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South African banking customers have been paying a prime rate of the repo rate plus 3.5% since 2001. Is it time for a change?
Explore how the prime rate influences consumer loans like mortgages, versus the repo rate's role in managing the money supply ...
Economists anticipate the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will introduce more money into the financial system. With inflation ...
The Reserve Bank lends money to banks at the ‘repo rate’, the banks add 3.5% to create the ‘prime rate’ – which we hear when ...
Canara Bank has revised its fixed deposit interest rates after the RBI’s latest repo rate cut, with senior citizens now ...
Changing the prime interest benchmark may alter optics and signalling, but it will not reduce borrowing costs in any durable way, writes Stuart Theobald.
For all the monetary easing by the Reserve Bank of India via a steep 125 basis points cut in the repo rate since February ...
South Africa is widely expected to see interest rate cuts in the near future, with South Africa benefiting from developments ...
The brokerage expects monetary conditions to remain supportive of growth, with liquidity improving alongside policy easing, ...
Long-term interest rates have been rising for the past few months despite the RBI cutting repo rates by 125 basis points over ...