Bank CD rates surge above 8% amid liquidity squeeze, rising T-Bill yields

The Quick Take
Public-sector banks have recently increased one-year certificate of deposit rates beyond 8%, influenced by stricter liquidity and high treasury-bill yields. The reduction in banking liquidity has led to a noticeable rise in CD issuances lately. Observers predict further policy rate hikes to address inflation effectively, signaling that the current rates may not yet reflect their maximum potential
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