Base Rate is indeed the minimum interest rate below which banks like Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs) will not lend to their customers. This was introduced to bring transparency to lending rates and facilitate the transmission of monetary policy. On the other hand, MCLR (Marginal Cost of funds based Lending Rate) is a different methodology introduced by banks in the financial year 2016-17, not by the RBI. MCLR is a tenor-linked benchmark system that determines the lending rates of banks, not a replacement for the Base Rate system. Therefore, Statement-I is correct while Statement-II is incorrect.
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