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Canara Bank hikes lending rate

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Bangalore, Feb. 17

Canara Bank today announced that it has decided to increase its benchmark prime lending rate by 75 basis points to 12.5 per cent effective tomorrow. This is the third time that the public sector bank has raised its PLR during the current fiscal. It had first revised the rate in September last and January this year, each time by .25 per cent. The current increase comes in the wake of the Reserve Bank of India's efforts to raise the cash reserve ratio in a bid to rein in rising inflation and curb liquidity.

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