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Auto loans set to be dearer, further price hikes expected
Your car loan burden is set to increase. Banks are preparing to increase interest rates on auto loans. This follows Friday’s repo and reverses repo rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of India. Uncertain times for debt investors This comes close on the heels of two consecutive increases in car prices and a 50-75 basis point hike in interest rates by leading banks like HDFC Bank and Kotak Mahindra
Your car loan burden is set to increase. Banks are preparing to increase interest rates on auto loans. This follows Friday’s repo and reverses repo rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of India. Uncertain times for debt investors This comes close on the heels of two consecutive increases in car prices and a 50-75 basis point hike in interest rates by leading banks like HDFC Bank and Kotak Mahindra
India Inc gives mixed reaction
The third quarter monetary policy review, which signalled the central bank’s intention to exit monetary stimulus measures, has evoked mixed reactions from India Inc. Most in the industry had
Lending rates not to go up: ICICI
ICICI Bank's managing director and CEO Chanda Kochhar on Friday ruled out an immediate hike in lending rates after Reserve Bank of India announced measures to squeeze money. Bankers see no
ICICI Bank's managing director and CEO Chanda Kochhar on Friday ruled out an immediate hike in lending rates after Reserve Bank of India announced measures to squeeze money. Bankers see no
Cash sufficient to meet pvt loan demand: RBI
There will be sufficient liquidity in the banking system to meet private demand for loans, the Reserve Bank of India chief said on Friday, after it had raised the reserve requirement for banks in its
There will be sufficient liquidity in the banking system to meet private demand for loans, the Reserve Bank of India chief said on Friday, after it had raised the reserve requirement for banks in its
India Inc disappointed at CRR hike
New Delhi: Unhappy over the RBI's more than expected 75 basis point hike in CRR to squeeze money supply, India Inc on Friday cautioned that economic growth will be hit if accommodative monetary
New Delhi: Unhappy over the RBI's more than expected 75 basis point hike in CRR to squeeze money supply, India Inc on Friday cautioned that economic growth will be hit if accommodative monetary
Bankers see no reason for immediate hike in lending rates
Retail and corporate borrowers can breathe easy as bankers today said an immediate hike in lending rates is unlikely even as the RBI tightened money supply by raising the CRR by 75 basis points.
Retail and corporate borrowers can breathe easy as bankers today said an immediate hike in lending rates is unlikely even as the RBI tightened money supply by raising the CRR by 75 basis points.
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