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Further deposit rate cuts only after inflation falls, says IBA
  
While asking all members to fall in line and lower interest rates on bulk deposits, Indian Banks' Association (IBA) On Monday said further reduction in term deposits rates for retail customers will depend on a fall in inflation.  Full Story
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