The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has set the interest rate at 6.22% per annum for the India Government Floating Rate Bond 2028 for the half-year period from October 4, 2025, to April 3, 2026. This announcement reflects the central bank's ongoing measures to align government securities with prevailing market conditions and investor expectations.
Key Highlights on Interest Rate
The floating rate bond offers investors a variable interest rate linked to prevailing benchmark rates, providing protection against rate volatility
The 6.22% p.a. rate indicates a moderate yield environment amidst ongoing monetary policy calibrations
RBI’s Monetary Penalty on HDB Financial Services
Separately, RBI has imposed a monetary penalty on HDB Financial Services for non-compliance with regulatory norms
The penalty underscores the central bank’s commitment to enforcing financial discipline and protecting stakeholders’ interests
HDB Financial Services is required to rectify identified discrepancies and adhere to RBI guidelines strictly
With these latest actions, RBI continues to balance monetary stability with regulatory oversight, reinforcing disciplined financial governance in India’s banking and non-banking sectors.
Sources: Reserve Bank of India Official Statements, Financial News Reports