State Bank of India (SBI) Chairman, CS Setty, told analysts that the bank has a 35-basis-point cushion on its lending rate, providing flexibility even if deposit rates increase. Despite potential RBI rate cuts impacting lending rates, Setty believes SBI's margins will remain stable due to a significant portion of loans linked to MCLR and adjustments in pricing for short-term loans.
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