Bank of Baroda has announced a further reduction in its home loan interest rates, bringing them down by five basis points to 7.45% per annum with immediate effect, the lender said in an exchange filing.
In a move aimed at boosting affordability and credit growth, the public sector lender has also waived the processing fee for new home loan applicants. This follows a previous rate cut in June, when the bank reduced its home loan rate from 8.00% to 7.50%.
This means that borrowers with floating-rate home loans linked to the repo rate or external benchmarks will see reduced EMIs, either immediately or at the next reset date.
Lower interest rates and nil processing fees will also make home ownership more accessible, especially for first-time buyers.
This is in response to the Reserve Bank of India’s cumulative 100 bps repo rate cut, including a significant 50 bps cut last month.
Since then, several banks including Punjab National Bank, State Bank of India, Indian Bank, Canada Bank and other public sector banks have also cut interest rates on home loans.
Also Read: Indian Bank Cuts Lending Rate By 5 Bps
RECOMMENDED FOR YOU

SBI Raises Home Loan Interest Rates By 25 Basis Points: How Do They Compare With Other Banks?


RBI Holds Repo Rate Steady: What It Means For Home Loan Borrowers


Home Loan Interest Rates In August 2025: HDFC Bank vs ICICI Bank vs Axis Bank


How To Get Maximum Benefit Of Repo-Rate Change: Should You Refinance Your Home Loan?
