Under the revised directions on interest rate on advances, banks will now be allowed to reduce spread components on floating rate loans before the current three-year lock-in period, a move aimed at benefiting borrowers. This could result in faster transmission of rate cuts, leading to lower EMIs or interest outgo. Additionally, banks may offer borrowers the option to switch to fixed-rate loans at the time of interest rate resets, though this will no longer be mandatory.
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Despite the Nifty Midcap 150 trading near peak levels, several individual constituents have suffered deep corrections. Data from ACE Equity reveals 10 prominent midcap stocks,
September 24, 2026