Bank of India Revises MCLR and Fixed Rate Spread Effective 1 September 2025
Changes in MCLR and FRS directly impact the lending rates for various loans, affecting both existing borrowers (on reset dates) and new borrowers. This has a medium impact on the bank's operations and its customers' finances.
The announcement shows mixed changes in MCLR, with some tenors increasing, some decreasing, and some remaining unchanged. The overall impact on the bank's profitability and customer borrowing costs is not clearly positive or negative without further context.
Bank of India has announced changes to its Marginal Cost of Fund based Lending Rate (MCLR) and Fixed Rate Spread (FRS), effective from 1 September 2025. * The Overnight MCLR and 1 Month MCLR remain unchanged at 7.95% and 8.40% respectively. * The 3 Month MCLR has been revised downwards to 8.45% from 8.55% (effective 1 August 2025). * The 6 Month MCLR has been revised upwards to 8.85% from 8.80% (effective 1 August 2025). * The 1 Year MCLR has been revised upwards to 9.00% from 8.90% (effective 1 August 2025). * The Repo Based Lending Rate (RBLR) remains unchanged. * For Fixed Rate Retail Loans, the Fixed Rate Spread (FRS) is 1.50%. * The Rate of Interest (ROI) for Fixed Rate Retail Loans, calculated with the 3-year MCLR and FRS, will be 10.50% effective 1 September 2025. This implies a 3-year MCLR of 9.00%, a decrease from 9.15% (effective 1 August 2025).
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