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SBI,Has Decided To Cut Interest Rates On New Housing Loans
In a festival season bonanza, State Bank of India, the country's largest bank, has decided to cut interest rates on new housing, auto and personal loans by 0.5 to one percentage point.
While consumers can benefit from the cheaper loan offer till December 31, sources said, interest rates could stay around the same level even beyond the festival season if liquidity remained comfortable. A host of banks including HDFC, ICICI Bank, Canara Bank and Bank of Baroda have already reduced home loan rates for the festival season. SBI's move might force them to offer more discounts if it has an impact on demand. Besides, SBI's move extends beyond the home loan market. According to SBI's new rates that came into effect from October 8, floating rate home loans of over Rs 20 lakh for 20 years would now come at 10.75% a year, instead of 11.25% earlier. So, a borrower will have to pay 3.25% lower equated monthly instalments (EMIs), which would fall to Rs 30,457 from Rs 31,478 on a Rs 30 lakh loan for 20 years. The reduction is sharper by one percentage point on loans of up to Rs 20 lakh for a 15-year term, which would now cost 10.25% a year. FESTIVE CHEER
A 20-year home loan of over Rs 20 lakh will now come at 10.75% EMI on, say, a Rs 30 lakh home loan for 20 years will fall 3.25% from Rs 31,278 to Rs 30,457.Home loans up to Rs 20 lakh with 15-year term to cost 1 percentage point less at 10.25%
New Delhi: While new borrowers can rejoice, the existing customer will not benefit from the offer since the benchmark rate, known as State bank advance rate (SBAR), has been left at 12.75%. By parul118, Section News Posted on Thu Oct 11, 2007 at 01:08:30 AM EST
Instead of lowering the rate, State Bank of India has increased the discount on SBAR. For instance, in case of home loans of up to Rs 20 lakh and a tenure between five and 15 years, the new rate is 2.5% below SBAR as against 1.50% earlier. For existing borrowers, the old rate of 11.25% will continue though bankers feel that an improvement in liquidity could result in a reduction in SBAR.
SBI has introduced a 25 basis points extra rate cut on home loan up to Rs 20 lakh. Earlier, there was no such provision. For auto loans too, SBI has slashed its rate quite substantially. On a car loan of 5 to 7 years, the interest rates have been brought down by 75 basis points to 11.50%. Similarly, during the festival season, auto loans of three-five years would come at 11.25%, compared to 12% earlier. n loan of over Rs 7.5 lakh for a period up to three years, the interest rates have been slashed by 50 basis points to 11%. And, loans less than Rs 7.5 lakh for the same period will now cost 11.25%. Personal loans are also cheaper by 0.50 to 1 percentage point. Besides, the bank is also offering 50% concession in processing charges on all the personal loans. There is good news for small road transport operators too with rates lowered by one to two percentage points. Auto firms and real estate developers, who were complaining of losing business, can also rejoice. While twowheeler manufacturers had seen a dip in sales, car makers had seen growth rates dip. SBI's announcement comes days after finance minister P Chidambaram met bankers and auto companies to find out if the rise in interest rates over the last couple of years had affected growth. RBI had to step in on a number of occasions to raise interest rates to ensure that inflation, which had shot up to over 6.5% in January, was moderated. The move is also expected to help SBI improve credit flow since growth rate had fallen to around 10% during the first half of the current financial year. Source:TOI,11 Oct,07
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