RBI Raises Key Interest Rate, Likely Increasing Loan Costs

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The Reserve Bank of India has increased its key policy interest rate. This decision is expected to make borrowing more expensive for consumers. Consequently, equated monthly installments for existing floating-rate loans, including home and car loans, are set to rise. The move by the central bank aims to curb persistent inflation pressures in the economy.

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