The Reserve Bank of India’s monetary policy committee raised the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.50% on October 7, according to Economic Times BFSI and Indian Express reporting.

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The repo rate is the central bank’s lending rate to banks. A policy change does not establish an immediate identical change to every bank deposit or loan.

Original factual graphic. Dated reporting; allegations are not findings.
Original factual graphic. Dated reporting; allegations are not findings.

Borrowers’ actual terms depend on their lender, benchmark and reset date. This report records the policy development; it does not predict an individual customer’s repayment or recommend a financial product.