What is MCLR & Repo-Linked Rates?
MCLR & Repo-Linked Rates (also called mclr, rllr) — Benchmarks banks use to price loans — MCLR is the internal cost-based rate; repo-linked rates move directly with the RBI’s repo rate.
In simple terms
A repo-linked home loan reprices quickly when the RBI cuts rates.
Why MCLR & Repo-Linked Rates matters when you invest
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MCLR & Repo-Linked Rates — frequently asked questions
What is MCLR & Repo-Linked Rates?
Benchmarks banks use to price loans — MCLR is the internal cost-based rate; repo-linked rates move directly with the RBI’s repo rate.
What does MCLR & Repo-Linked Rates mean in the stock market?
Benchmarks banks use to price loans — MCLR is the internal cost-based rate; repo-linked rates move directly with the RBI’s repo rate. A repo-linked home loan reprices quickly when the RBI cuts rates.
Can you give an example of MCLR & Repo-Linked Rates?
A repo-linked home loan reprices quickly when the RBI cuts rates.
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