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RBI rate hike: How higher rates will impact your EMIs, FDs and debt funds

LiveMint - Money · 8 October 2026 at 2:19 pm

RBI rate hike: How higher rates will impact your EMIs, FDs and debt funds

For borrowers, this would mean higher interest rates on home, vehicle and personal loans, while savers could benefit from better returns on fixed deposits.

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