FCNR(B) Inflows May Cut Indian Banks’ Funding Costs By Upto 50 Bps As Liquidity Improves
New Delhi, September 5, 2026: The cost of funds for banks is expected to decline by up to 50 basis points as robust Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank), or FCNR(B), inflows boost liquidity and reduce dependence on higher-cost certificates of deposit (CDs), as per multiple reports. The surplus liquidity is expected to support credit expansion, particularly in short-term lending, according to…
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