This is primarily because of two reasons. First, banks are increasingly sourcing funds from global markets at cheaper rates. Second, demand for foreign currency loans from companies remains static. So, there is not much upward movement in foreign currency non-resident-bank (FCNR-B) deposit rates, although the central bank had raised the deposit rate ceiling at the last monetary policy announcement on December 6 by previous governor Shaktikanta Das.
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