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State-owned PNB hikes lending rate by 40 bps

by zee business
May 7, 2022
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State-owned Punjab Nationwide Financial institution (PNB) on Friday mentioned it has hiked its exterior benchmark linked lending fee by 0.40 per cent to six.90 per cent with impact from June 1.

The transfer comes a day after a number of lenders, together with ICICI Financial institution, Financial institution of Baroda and Financial institution of India, raised rates of interest following the RBI’s shock repo fee hike on Wednesday.

The Repo Linked Lending Charge (RLLR) has been modified from 6.50 per cent to six.90 per cent with impact from June 1, 2022 for current prospects, PNB mentioned in a regulatory submitting.

For brand new prospects, the revised RLLR might be efficient from Could 7, 2022, it mentioned.

PNB additionally elevated the financial savings deposit charges for varied tenors.

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For time period deposits of lower than Rs 2 crore, it has raised the rates of interest to as much as 5.10-5.15 per cent.

For single time period deposits of Rs 2 crore and as much as Rs 10 crore, prospects will get rates of interest within the vary of three.50 – 4.05 per cent each year.

PNB mentioned all different rates of interest shall stay unchanged. The change in charges will even be relevant to NRE / NRO time period deposits (Callable solely) scheme.

“The revised rates of interest might be relevant to recent deposits and renewal of current deposits with impact from 07.05.2022,” it added.

In an out of flip Financial Coverage Committee (MPC) assembly, the Reserve Financial institution on Wednesday hiked the benchmark repo fee — the quick time period lending fee it expenses to banks — by 0.40 per cent to 4.40 per cent with quick impact, aimed toward taming hovering inflation. PTI KPM





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