Jan 4, 2008
SBI hikes rates on deposits of up to 2 years maturity
State Bank of India on Thursday hiked rates on fixed deposits of up to two years maturity. This is the second time in less than a month that the bank is hiking its deposit rates. The interest rates have been hiked by between 0.5 and one percentage point with immediate effect. SBI would now pay 7 per cent on 91-180 day deposits, which is 175 basis points more, and 7.5 per cent on 181 days to less-than-a year deposits, an increase of 100 basis points. It would now offer interest of 8.75 per cent on deposits of 1 year to two years, which is a 50 basis points increase on its earlier maturity slab of 1 year to 549 days and a 25 basis points hike on 550 days deposits.
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