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  • MC Explains | RBI’s capital market lending revamp: What’s changing and why it matters

    The RBI has announced changes in the lending norms and limits for banks that point to easier flow of funds to capital markets through the banking route

  • RBI Repo Rate Cut: Will your loan EMIs decrease?

    RBI’s 25 bps repo rate cut will bring relief to borrowers by lowering EMIs across loans. This move aims to make borrowing more affordable and boost spending.

  • RBI Monetary Policy: 10-year bond yield hits 7%, first time since June 2019

  • Why EMIs on your repo-linked loans aren’t falling despite rate cuts

  • Why floating rate home loans hold an edge over their fixed interest peers

  • Home loan EMIs to turn cheaper as RBI reduces repo rate

  • The Podcast Weekender — EPL and Money, Sandeep Bakshi at ICICI, the yoga revolution, the Ambanis, repo rate

  • Monetary Policy: RBI keeps repo rate unchanged at 6.25%

  • Wholesale prices rise 3.39% year-on-year in October

  • A quick read of the RBI monetary policy document

  • Would be a gamechanger if RBI allows repos under LAF: SBI

  • Indian economy to grow at 7.2% in 2016-17: BMI Research

  • US Federal Reserve awards $144.6 bn reverse repos

  • Will adhere to fiscal deficit target to check inflation:CEA

  • SBI cuts base rate by 40 bps to 9.3%, effective Oct 5

  • Global cues hint at red Nifty opening; will RBI boost mkt?

  • RBI rate cut hinges on yuan devaluation, US Fed action: DBS

  • Inflation, Fed to decide RBI's next policy move: Brokerages

  • Don't see margin impact post base rate cut: Federal Bank

  • Sensex cracks over 400 pts, Nifty holds 8300; banks bleed

  • Early Holi on D-Street: Banks surge on RBI repo rate cut

  • Why do home loan interest rates fluctuate?

  • Nifty at 8750, Sensex falls 150 pts; RBI cuts SLR by 50 bps

  • COLUMN: What's an appropriate real interest rate for India

  • RBI stuns market with 25 bps rate cut ahead of Feb policy

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