UCO Bank revises MCLR, TBLR, and G-Sec benchmark rates with varying effective dates
UCO Bank's ALCO revised benchmark rates. Overnight and one-month MCLR decreased, alongside certain TBLR and G-Sec rates. Other key lending rates remain unchanged, effective November 7 and 10, 2025.
The revision of benchmark lending rates (MCLR and TBLR) directly influences the cost of borrowing for new and existing variable-rate loans, impacting both the bank's interest income and credit demand. Although the changes are minor, they are fundamental to the bank's core operations and market positioning, hence a medium impact.
The announcement shows mixed changes in benchmark rates. While some short-term MCLR and TBLR rates have slightly decreased, other MCLR tenors, repo-linked rates, base rate, and BPLR remain unchanged. The G-Sec rates also saw minor, mixed adjustments. The overall impact on the bank's profitability or lending competitiveness is not strongly directional, indicating a neutral sentiment.
* UCO Bank's Asset Liability Management Committee (ALCO) has reviewed and decided on revisions to its benchmark rates. * The revised MCLR rates, effective from 10 November 2025, are: * Overnight MCLR: Reduced to 7.95% from 8.00% * One Month MCLR: Reduced to 8.20% from 8.25% * Three Month MCLR: Unchanged at 8.45% * Six Month MCLR: Unchanged at 8.70% * One Year MCLR: Unchanged at 8.85% * Other benchmark rates, effective from 07 November 2025, include: * TBLR (3 month): Reduced to 5.45% from 5.50% * TBLR (6 month): Reduced to 5.55% from 5.60% * TBLR (12 month): Reduced to 5.55% from 5.60% * UCO G-Sec Rate (1 year): Increased to 5.66% from 5.64% * 10-year G-Sec Rate YTM: Reduced to 6.61% from 6.72% * Repo Linked Rates (UCO Float and UCO Prime), Base Rate, and BPLR remain unchanged.
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