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RBI’s 25 bps Repo Cut Could Fuel Loans, Boost Markets, Hit Deposits
RBI’s rate cut supports loans and markets, while FD returns may dip for savers.
The cut its repo rate 25 basis points to 5.25%, easing borrowing costs for banks. Analysts say this extends cheaper loan rates and boosts credit flow, benefiting debt‑heavy sectors and homebuyers. Lower interest rates may drive stock gains, but fixed‑deposit yields and savings returns could weaken. The move reflects RBI’s push to support growth amid low inflation.