10M Downloads

Today’s NewsQuick ReadsE-PaperStockRecosStream

After RBI's repo rate cut, ICICI Bank reduces interest rates on fixed deposits; check latest FD rates in June 2025

ET Online
ICICI Bank FD rates

Synopsis

After the revision, ICICI Bank offers FD interest rates between 3% and 6.6% to general citizens for amounts below Rs 3 crore; for senior citizens, the rates vary between 3.5% and 7.1%.

Private sector lender ICICI Bank has slashed its interest rates on fixed deposits (FDs) by up to 25 basis points (bps) for select tenures on amounts below Rs 3 crore. This makes it the first major bank to lower FD rates after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cuts the repo rate by 50 basis points on Friday. According to ICICI Bank's website, the revised rates take effect from June 9, 2025.

ADVERTISEMENT
After the revision, ICICI Bank offers FD interest rates between 3% and 6.6% to general citizens for amounts below Rs 3 crore; for senior citizens, the rates vary between 3.5% and 7.1%. Earlier, the bank used to offer the highest FD interest rate of 7.3% to senior citizens and 6.85% to general citizens on tenures of 18 months to 2 years.

FD interest rate up to 9.10%: These banks are still offering over 8% interest on fixed deposits for senior citizens


According to reports, IDFC First Bank has also reduced its FD interest rates after RBI's recent rate cut on June 6, 2025.


Latest ICICI Bank FD Interest Rates

ICICI Bank has reduced its fixed deposit (FD) interest rates across multiple tenures. The rate for FDs of 46 to 90 days has been reduced from 4.25% to 4%, and for 91 to 184 days, it has been lowered from 4.75% to 4.5%, as per data on ICICI Bank's website. For the tenure of 185 to 270 days, the rate is down from 5.75% to 5.5%, while for 271 days to less than 1 year, it has been cut from 6% to 5.75%. The interest rate for FDs of 1 year to less than 15 months has been reduced from 6.5% to 6.25%. For the 15 months to less than 18 months' tenure, the rates have been brought down from 6.6-6.85% to 6.5%. On longer tenures, such as 2 years 1 day to 5 years, the rate has been revised from 6.75% to 6.60%. Similarly, for FDs of 5 years and 1 day to 10 years, as well as the 5-year tax saver FD, the interest rate has been reduced to 6.6% from the earlier 6.75% for general citizens, according to the data from the bank's website.
TenureWith Premature Withdrawal facility
General CitizenSenior Citizen
7 to 45 Days3%3.50%
46 to 90 Days4%4.50%
91 to 184 Days4.50%5%
185 to 270 Days5.50%6%
271 Days to 1 Year5.75%6.25%
1 Year to 15 Months6.25%6.75%
15 Months to 18 Months6.35%6.85%
18 Months to 2 Years6.50%7%
2 Years 1 Day to 5 Years6.60%7.10%
HIGHESTHIGHEST
5 Years 1 Day to 10 Years6.60%7.10%
5Y (Tax Saver FD)6.60%7.10%


Penalty on premature/partial closure
ADVERTISEMENT
"In case of premature withdrawal, interest on the deposit shall be paid for the period that it has remained with the bank at the rate that prevailed at the time of booking for the actual tenure of the Term Deposit and not at the contracted rate and post deduction of applicable penalty," ICICI Bank stated on its website.
Actual tenure of deposit (Fund held with Bank)Less than Rs. 5 crRs. 5 Cr and above
Less than 1 year0.50%0.50%
1 year and above but 5 years1.00%1.00%
5 years and above1.00%1.50%


Latest ICICI Bank RD rates

After the revision, ICICI Bank offers recurring deposit (RD) interest rates between 4.5% and 6.6% for general citizens, and for senior citizens, it offers 5-7.1%.
ADVERTISEMENT
Maturity PeriodRate of Interest (% p.a.) w.e.f 9 June, 2025
GeneralSenior Citizen
6 months4.50%5.00%
9 months5.75%6.25%
12 months6.25%6.75%
15 months6.35%6.85%
18 months6.50%7.00%
21 months6.50%7.00%
24 months6.50%7.00%
27 months6.60%7.10%
30 months6.60%7.10%
33 months6.60%7.10%
36 months6.60%7.10%
Above 3 years upto 5 years6.60%7.10%
Above 5 years upto 10 years6.60%7.10%
Source- ICICI Bank website

Continue Reading

READ MORE ON

(Catch all the Personal Finance News, Breaking News, Budget 2025 Events and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.)

Subscribe to ET Prime and read the ET ePaper online.

NEXT READ

NEXT STORY