Anshika Kayastha

1 week ago | htsyndication.com | Shayan Ghosh |Anshika Kayastha

Posted On: 2025-06-20 Posted By: Shayan Ghosh, Anshika Kayastha Business & Finance Health & Lifestyle Cities MINT New Delhi, June 20 -- Lenders will have to fight harder for deposits as savings rates plunge to a 25-year low and term deposit rates see sharp cuts, raising the spectre of a liquidity squeeze if and when credit demand picks up.

1 week ago | livemint.com | Shayan Ghosh |Anshika Kayastha

Lenders will have to fight harder for deposits as savings rates plunge to a 25-year low and term deposit rates see sharp cuts, raising the spectre of a liquidity squeeze if and when credit demand picks up. Even as a 100 basis point reduction in the repo rate has forced lenders to reduce deposit rates, banks hope that savers would continue to park idle funds with them given the broader economic uncertainties.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Shayan Ghosh |Anshika Kayastha

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3 weeks ago | htsyndication.com | Anshika Kayastha |Shayan Ghosh

New Delhi, June 5 -- Top-rated companies are turning to the bond market as falling yields tempt, posing a challenge for lenders longing for a recovery in corporate borrowing. Two repo rate cuts so far this year and expectations of a third one this week have forced down bond yields. Adding to the mix is the surplus liquidity in the system. While banks have begun to reduce loan rates, the fall in bond yields has been far sharper.

3 weeks ago | livemint.com | Anshika Kayastha |Shayan Ghosh

Two repo rate cuts so far this year and expectations of a third one this week have forced down bond yields. Adding to the mix is the surplus liquidity in the system. While banks have begun to reduce loan rates, the fall in bond yields has been far sharper. In April alone, companies raised over ₹91,410 crore through private placement of bonds, data from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) showed.