Banks are expected to cut fixed deposit rates further after the Reserve Bank of India's 50-basis-point rate cut.

In the current rate easing cycle, RBI has already reduced repo rate by 100 bps and the external linked benchmarked interest rates reduced automatically, SBI Research said in its report.

Although the RBI retained its FY26 GDP growth forecast at 6.5 per cent on Friday, most economists from outside the government ...

Despite global economic headwinds, the World Bank projects India to be the fastest-growing major economy in 2025-26, with a 6 ...

World Bank lowers India's growth forecast for FY26, but still projects it as the fastest-growing economy at 6.3%.

India’s benchmark indices largely traded in the green on Monday, with the Nifty 50 opening above the 25,000 level, following ...

RBI aggressively eases monetary policy to boost India's economy, focusing on SMEs and rural sectors for growth.

The Reserve Bank of India is aggressively easing monetary policy to boost consumption and investment amid global uncertainty.

The RBI monetary policy committee's (MPC) decision to go for a relatively mammoth cut, while changing the stance to neutral, ...

While the RBI repo rate cut brings hope, banks often delay passing on the benefit, meaning floating-rate borrowers may have ...

Despite the arrival of a rate-cut cycle, several banks are still offering competitive fixed deposit rates of interest, ...

Starting June 10, borrowers can expect slightly lower interest rates on loans like home and personal loans.