RBI on Wednesday raised interest rates by another 25 basis points. 

This is likely to have an impact on the EMIs you pay for your loans.

When RBI raises the repo rate, it is a signal to the banks that they need to increase their lending rates. 

The increase in the interest rates will directly affect your loan EMIs. 

As the interest rate goes up, the amount of money that you have to pay back each month also increases.

The impact of the increase in the repo rate on your loan EMIs may be felt immediately or it may take some time. 

The extent to which your EMIs will be affected will depend on the type of loan you have taken and the interest rate at which it was taken. 

 It is important to keep an eye on the repo rate and to be aware of the impact it can have on your loan EMIs.