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Canara Bank Hikes MCLR Rates: What It Means for Your Loans
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13-03-2026, 10:27
Canara Bank Hikes MCLR Rates: What It Means for Your Loans
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Canara Bank revised Marginal Cost of Funds Based Lending Rates (MCLR) across various tenures, effective March 12.
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New rates: Overnight 7.85%, One-month 7.90%, Three-month 8.15%, Six-month 8.50%, One-year 8.70%, Two-year 8.95%, Three-year 9.00%.
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MCLR is an RBI-introduced benchmark (April 2016) determining minimum lending rates, replacing the base rate system.
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Impacts loans still linked to MCLR (corporate, older retail loans); borrowers see changes on next reset date.
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Existing borrowers (except fixed-rate) can switch to MCLR-linked rates, but not for retail and MSME loans.
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