SBI account holders to receive lower returns on savings deposits from today; lender slashes interest rate by 25 bps
The SBI was an offering interest of 3 percent on the savings deposits


Representational image. Reuters[/caption]The bank has also reduced the marginal cost of funds based lending rate (MCLR) by 35 bps across all tenors.The one-year MCLR comes down to 7.40 percent per annum from 7.75 percent per with effect from 10 April, 2020, it had said in the statement.It is the 11th consecutive cut in MCLR in 2019-20, the bank had said.The one-year tenor is the benchmark against which most of the consumer loans are priced."Consequently, EMIs on eligible home loan accounts (linked to MCLR) will get cheaper by around Rs 24.00 per 1 lakh on a 30 year loan," SBI had said.Early last month, SBI had reduced its fixed deposit rates for certain tenors and marginal cost of funds-based lending rates (MCLR) across various tenors.Making it the second reduction in a month, the public sector bank has reduced retail term deposits (less than Rs 2 crore) by 10 to 50 basis points for a few tenors.Fixed deposits (FDs) maturing between 7 days to 45 days will offer an interest rate of 4 percent as against 4.50 percent earlier.Interest rates on FDs maturing in one-year and above have been reduced by 10 basis points.One-year to less than two-year tenor FD will earn an interest rate of 5.90 percent against 6 percent earlier.FD for similar tenor will fetch an interest rate of 6.40 percent instead of 6.50 percent for senior citizens.The bank has also reduced interest rates on bulk term deposits (Rs 2 crore and above) by 15 basis points for 180 days and above tenors.FD rates in the bulk category for tenor of one-year and above will earn 4.60 percent instead of 4.75 percent.-- With PTI inputs

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