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RBI rate hike: Your home loan EMI just went up

RBI rate hike directly raises home loan EMIs, impacting borrowers.

What happened: The RBI raised rates for the first time since February 2023, so existing home loan borrowers may face higher monthly instalments or longer repayment periods when their loan rates reset. Key numbers: 25 bps rate hike. System-level loans reached ₹224 lakh crore at the end of August. Why it matters: JLL's Lata Pillai said floating home rates will be repriced and higher construction costs passed to buyers, with mid-segment affordability under scrutiny. She said the pace and extent of further hikes matter more than this single move.
RBI rate hike directly raises home loan EMIs, impacting borrowers.
RBI rate hike directly raises home loan EMIs, impacting borrowers. — impact context not separately stored; see What changed.
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