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RBI Holds Repo Rate At 5.25%: Will Your Home Loan Get Cheaper?
Rates may not fall further, but the stability itself is changing how buyers, investors and developers are approaching the market.
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India Has Fiscal Space To Tackle Middle East Crisis: Nirmala Sitharaman
She said that the world economy is witnessing volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity, and global public debt has surged.
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Will RBI Hold Repo Rate Steady As Iran War, 'Super El Nino' Push Inflation Risks?
The central bank kept the repo rate unchanged in its August, October and February 2026 MPC meetings. The last rate cut was in December 2025.
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SBI Loans To Be Cheaper As It Passes RBI Rate Cut Benefit To Borrowers
The country's largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) has reduced its lending rate by 25 basis points, following the Reserve Bank's policy rate cut, making loans cheaper for existing and new borrowers.
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RBI Slashes Repo Rate By 25 Basis Points To 5.25%, Loans To Get Cheaper
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has slashed its repo rate by 25 basis points from 5.5% to 5.25%, the central bank's governor Sanjay Malhotra announced this morning.
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Economy Gains Momentum Over GST Rate Cuts, Festive Demand: RBI Report
The Indian economy showed signs of a further pickup in momentum, despite continuing global headwinds.
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RBI Keeps Repo Rate Unchanged At 5.5% For Second Consecutive Time
The central bank had cut the repo rate by a total of 100 basis points in the first half of 2025, but paused at its previous meeting in August.
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Can RBI Governor's Tie Colour Predict India's Fiscal Policy? SBI Report Says...
The report by SBI posits that the colour of the necktie worn by the RBI governor could provide a hint about the country's monetary policy.
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RBI Cuts Repo Rate To 5.50%: What This Means
The repo rate is the interest rate at which the RBI lends money to commercial banks.
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How Much Will Home Loan EMI Drop After RBI's Repo Rate Cut
If you have a home loan, your EMI is set to reduce by over Rs 1,500 a month thanks to the Reserve Bank of India's latest move.
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RBI Holds Repo Rate At 5.25%: Will Your Home Loan Get Cheaper?
Rates may not fall further, but the stability itself is changing how buyers, investors and developers are approaching the market.
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India Has Fiscal Space To Tackle Middle East Crisis: Nirmala Sitharaman
She said that the world economy is witnessing volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity, and global public debt has surged.
-
Will RBI Hold Repo Rate Steady As Iran War, 'Super El Nino' Push Inflation Risks?
The central bank kept the repo rate unchanged in its August, October and February 2026 MPC meetings. The last rate cut was in December 2025.
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SBI Loans To Be Cheaper As It Passes RBI Rate Cut Benefit To Borrowers
The country's largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) has reduced its lending rate by 25 basis points, following the Reserve Bank's policy rate cut, making loans cheaper for existing and new borrowers.
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RBI Slashes Repo Rate By 25 Basis Points To 5.25%, Loans To Get Cheaper
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has slashed its repo rate by 25 basis points from 5.5% to 5.25%, the central bank's governor Sanjay Malhotra announced this morning.
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Economy Gains Momentum Over GST Rate Cuts, Festive Demand: RBI Report
The Indian economy showed signs of a further pickup in momentum, despite continuing global headwinds.
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RBI Keeps Repo Rate Unchanged At 5.5% For Second Consecutive Time
The central bank had cut the repo rate by a total of 100 basis points in the first half of 2025, but paused at its previous meeting in August.
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Can RBI Governor's Tie Colour Predict India's Fiscal Policy? SBI Report Says...
The report by SBI posits that the colour of the necktie worn by the RBI governor could provide a hint about the country's monetary policy.
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RBI Cuts Repo Rate To 5.50%: What This Means
The repo rate is the interest rate at which the RBI lends money to commercial banks.
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How Much Will Home Loan EMI Drop After RBI's Repo Rate Cut
If you have a home loan, your EMI is set to reduce by over Rs 1,500 a month thanks to the Reserve Bank of India's latest move.
