Bank of Maharashtra revises MCLR, 1-Year rate reduced to 8.85% effective September 30, 2025
The revision involves only a minor change (5 basis points decrease) in the 1-Year MCLR, with other tenors remaining constant. Such a routine and limited adjustment typically has a low impact on a large bank's financials.
The bank has made a mixed revision to its MCLR, with only one tenor decreasing and others remaining unchanged. This is a standard review process and does not strongly indicate a positive or negative financial outlook for the bank based on the provided details.
Bank of Maharashtra has undertaken a review and decided to revise its Marginal Cost of Funds Based Lending Rate (MCLR) with effect from 30th September 2025. * The One Year MCLR has been revised from 8.90% to 8.85%. * The Overnight MCLR remains unchanged at 8.20%. * The One Month MCLR remains unchanged at 8.40%. * The Three Months MCLR remains unchanged at 8.55%. * The Six Months MCLR remains unchanged at 8.70%.
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