IDBI Bank Fixed Deposit Rates

News About IDBI Bank Fixed Deposit

• IDBI Bank increases FD interest rates

  IDBI bank recently revised the interest rates offered on Fixed Deposits (FDs) by around 25 to 150 basis points on a selected range of tenures.

  All changes in rates became effective from March 12, 2018 onwards. Interest rates have been increased the most for short-term FDs for which the tenure range is around 90 days. For term deposits held for 31 days to 45 days, the rate of interest paid is 5.75% compared to the previous rate of 4.25%. For deposits that are kept in the bank for a time period that ranges from 46 days to 60 days, the rate of interest paid is 6.25% when compared to the earlier rate of 5%. For 91 days, the rate of interest has been increased by 0.25%, which means that the rate of interest paid is 6.25% as against the previous rate of 6%. The highest FD rate is paid for a tenure of 1 year, where the rate of interest is 6.75%.

  As far as the 5-year IDBI Bank tax-saving term deposit is concerned, the rate of interest offered has been increased by 0.50%. The rate of interest paid is thus 6.50% compared to the earlier rate of 6%.

  

  16 March 2018

• Base rate cut by 10 bps by IDBI bank

  The base rate or the minimum lending rate has been reduced by IDBI bank. The base rate currently stands at 9.65 % per annum. Prior to the reduction, the base rate was 9.5 % per annum.

  The BPLR (Benchmark Prime Lending Rate) has also gone down to 14.15 % per annum from 14.25 % per annum. This fact was stated by IDBI bank during a release. All the revisions that have been done to the rates are also effective now. IDBI bank has also reduced its MCLR (Marginal Cost to Funds based Lending Rates). The bank also mentioned that there will be a positive impact on the growth curve of the loans after the benchmark rate reduction. The impact will be visible in both corporate sector lending and retail consumer segment. This will also provide support to the economy’s growth impulse. The retail deposit rates have also been changed by IDBI Bank by 10-25 bps. This is done in selected buckets – three years to less than five years, 31 days to 45 days and 15 days to 30 days.

  

  28 July 2016

• Fixed Deposit Rates for IDBI

  IDBI Bank has made some nifty changes to the interest rates offered on its fixed deposits. The latest changes include slight variants from the earlier rates.

  For deposits of 15 days to 30 days the rate of interest is 4.5% per annum, 5.25% per annum for 11 to 45 days and 6.25% per annum for 46 to 60 days. It rises to 6.75% for a tenure of 61 to 90 days and further to 7.25% per annum for tenure of 91 days to 6 months. From 6 months to less than 1 year, the rate of interest is 7.50% per annum and it increases to 7.75% per annum for the period of 1 year to less than 2 years. From 2 years to 20 years, the rate of interest remains at 7.5% per annum. Senior citizens might get an extra 0.50% over the advertised rates from tenures of 271 days and more.

  

  9 February 2016

• IDBI Bank interest rate cuts

  IDBI Bank Ltd. offers fixed deposits at competitive interest rates and at flexible tenures in order to ensure customers’ ability to maintain liquidity according to their needs while maximising returns.

  The bank has cut interest rates for the regular and senior citizen fixed deposits, with effect from. November 16, 2015. For tenures of 91 days to 6 months, the rates will fall by 0.25% to 7%, from the previous rate of 7.25% deposits up to Rs. 1 crore. Likewise, for deposits maturing in 6 months t0 270 days, the rate of interest will now be 7.25% from the earlier 7.35%. Deposits with tenures of 270 days to less than one year will now have an interest rate of 7.25% from the previous rate of 7.5%.

  

  19 November 2015

• IDBI Bank cuts FD interest rates

  IDBI Bank has reduced the interest rates on their Retail Term Deposit for deposits with maturity more than 6 months and up to 270 days. The interest rate has been reduced by 40 basis points.

  For the deposits with maturity of over 271 days, the interest rate has been reduced by 25 basis points. But, the senior citizens will get 0.5 percentage points higher on their deposits having maturity duration of 1 year or above.

  The banks are reducing their FD rates as the policy interests have come down 0.75 percentage points so far in the year 2015.

  

  11 August 2015

• IDBI Bank trims Fixed Deposit Rates

  Following the RBI’s actions of slashing the repo rate to 7.25%, many banks have gone ahead in reducing the interest rates charged and offered. Among ICICI, HDFC, Axis and others, IDBI has also reduced its interest rates on high value term deposits starting June 30, 2015.

  It’s worthwhile to mention that the growth trend pertaining to deposits with banks in financial year 2015 increased only by 11.42%, the lowest ever since 1961. Three consecutive policy rate cuts in 2015 and a slow credit market have forced the hand of most banks to trim deposit rates.

  Government sponsored schemes like Sukanya Samriddhi still offer prospective depositors a comparatively higher rate of return now. In the face of such competition, the 55 basis points slash by IDBI might not seem a very lucrative option for depositors.

  

  3 July 2015

• New rates cut announced by IDBI Bank

  IDBI Bank, one of the leading public sector banks in India announces its new rates cut in base and deposit rates. The bank cuts its base rate by 25 bps on last Thursday. Now, the new base rate of the bank stands at 10%. The new rates cut will be effective from May 11, 2015. The bank has also decided to reduce its retail term deposits/fixed deposit rates in select buckets by 10-25 bps with effect from the same date. It is expected that the reduction in interest rates will positively impact the loan growth of the bank.

  

  7 May 2015