HDFC Bank increases its lending rates by up to 10 basis points across multiple loan tenors, according to reports from The Hindu and The Economic Times. The changes apply to loans with different maturity periods, with the highest increase of 10 basis points affecting certain tenors, while other maturities see smaller adjustments within the same range. The Hindu specifies that loans with a two-year maturity are raised to 8.55% from 8.45%, reflecting the maximum 10 basis-point hike. The Economic Times reports the overall increase of up to 10 bps but does not provide additional tenor-specific details in the provided excerpt. The bank’s move is presented as a revision to its lending rates, affecting the interest customers pay depending on the tenor of the loan. Across sources, the central point is that the rate increases are capped at 10 bps and are implemented across tenors rather than a single loan term.