Indian Bank raises deposit rates by 15 basis points

Indian Bank has increased its deposit rates by 15 basis points. This move indicates the bank's efforts to attract more deposits, especially after shedding Rs 10,000 crore of bulk deposits in the second quarter. The decision may also be a response to the bank's reduced term deposits mobilization, which it aims to compensate for by offering higher interest rates. This rate hike could impact the overall interest rate environment in India.

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Indian Bank's decision to raise deposit rates can lead to increased borrowing costs and reduced lending, affecting the overall economy. This move may also prompt other banks to follow suit, leading to a broader impact on the financial system.

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