IDBI Bank Amrit Mahotsav FD: Grab this limited period special deposit scheme - sailent features
Most banks are increasing their deposit rates for boosting deposit to support rising credit off-take as liquidity in the banking system has narrowed.
IDBI Bank has introduced a limited period special 500 days deposit under the Amrit Mahotsav FD scheme, which will offer 6.70 per cent interest rates.
Further, a special bucket of 500 days for US dollar designated FCNR (B) deposits is also introduced offering a peak rate of 3.63 per cent.
Meanwhile, the bank has also revised the interest rates on term deposit across various tenors with effect from Monday.
The bank is now offering the highest rate of 6.55 per cent on select tenors.
Most banks are increasing their deposit rates for boosting deposit to support rising credit off-take as liquidity in the banking system has narrowed.
The hike in deposit rates are in line with the Reserve Bank of India's 50 basis points hike in repo rate in the August monetary policy.
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