<p>The announcements to hike rates come within a day of the Reserve Bank hiking its lending and borrowing rates by 50 basis points each.<br /><br />Punjab National Bank (PNB), Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC), Bank of Maharashtra (BoM), IDBI Bank and Yes Bank will hike their lending rates by 50 basis points from tomorrow.<br /><br />With the increase, the base rate or the minimum lending rate for PNB, OBC, IDBI and BoM will stand increased to 10 per cent, while that of private sector lender Yes Bank will be 9.50 per cent.<br /><br />Besides, the Benchmark Prime Lending Rate (BPLR) of PNB stands at 13.50 per cent, OBC (14.25 per cent), IDBI (14.50 per cent), BoM (14.25 per cent) and Yes Bank (19 per cent).<br />The higher lending rates would make loans dearer for both new and existing auto, home and corporate borrowers.<br /><br />Commenting on the rate hike, Yes Bank Managing Director & CEO Rana Kapoor said, "to further the monetary policy transmission of the RBI, Yes Bank has increased its base rate and BPLR by 50 basis points each".<br /><br />Besides, state-run IDBI Bank would hike the retail term deposit rates by 25-50 basis points in different maturity buckets and private sector Yes Bank has increased the Savings Account deposit rates by 50 basis points to 4 per cent from tomorrow, thereby benefiting small savers.<br /><br />On hiking deposit rates, PNB Chairman and MD K R Kamath said, "The bank would review deposit rates later, depending on how credit growth picks up in the coming months."<br />For IDBI, which hiked retail term deposit rates, a fixed deposit with IDBI Bank for 46-90 days will earn higher interest of 6.50 per cent, up from existing 6 per cent, while 91 days-6 months term deposit rates would go up by 25 basis points to 7.75 per cent.<br />At the same time 270 days-1 year fixed deposit rate will go up by 50 basis points to 8.50 per cent and term deposit with 500 days maturity will earn 9.50 per cent, up 25 basis points from existing rate.<br /><br />The RBI yesterday hiked the repo and reverse repo rate to 7.25 per cent and 6.25 per cent respectively, besides, raising the savings bank deposit interest rate to 4 per cent, from 3.5 per cent. Bank savings deposit rate is currently regulated by the Reserve Bank.</p>
<p>The announcements to hike rates come within a day of the Reserve Bank hiking its lending and borrowing rates by 50 basis points each.<br /><br />Punjab National Bank (PNB), Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC), Bank of Maharashtra (BoM), IDBI Bank and Yes Bank will hike their lending rates by 50 basis points from tomorrow.<br /><br />With the increase, the base rate or the minimum lending rate for PNB, OBC, IDBI and BoM will stand increased to 10 per cent, while that of private sector lender Yes Bank will be 9.50 per cent.<br /><br />Besides, the Benchmark Prime Lending Rate (BPLR) of PNB stands at 13.50 per cent, OBC (14.25 per cent), IDBI (14.50 per cent), BoM (14.25 per cent) and Yes Bank (19 per cent).<br />The higher lending rates would make loans dearer for both new and existing auto, home and corporate borrowers.<br /><br />Commenting on the rate hike, Yes Bank Managing Director & CEO Rana Kapoor said, "to further the monetary policy transmission of the RBI, Yes Bank has increased its base rate and BPLR by 50 basis points each".<br /><br />Besides, state-run IDBI Bank would hike the retail term deposit rates by 25-50 basis points in different maturity buckets and private sector Yes Bank has increased the Savings Account deposit rates by 50 basis points to 4 per cent from tomorrow, thereby benefiting small savers.<br /><br />On hiking deposit rates, PNB Chairman and MD K R Kamath said, "The bank would review deposit rates later, depending on how credit growth picks up in the coming months."<br />For IDBI, which hiked retail term deposit rates, a fixed deposit with IDBI Bank for 46-90 days will earn higher interest of 6.50 per cent, up from existing 6 per cent, while 91 days-6 months term deposit rates would go up by 25 basis points to 7.75 per cent.<br />At the same time 270 days-1 year fixed deposit rate will go up by 50 basis points to 8.50 per cent and term deposit with 500 days maturity will earn 9.50 per cent, up 25 basis points from existing rate.<br /><br />The RBI yesterday hiked the repo and reverse repo rate to 7.25 per cent and 6.25 per cent respectively, besides, raising the savings bank deposit interest rate to 4 per cent, from 3.5 per cent. Bank savings deposit rate is currently regulated by the Reserve Bank.</p>