Portugal

Euribor rises to three and 12 months and falls to six months

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Briefings

Euribor rates in Portugal shifted significantly in late October 2026, with the 6-month rate falling to 3.015% and the 12-month rate rising to 3.328% from previous week values. The 3-month rate increased slightly to 2.775%. These figures reflect the average borrowing rates among 21 Eurozone banks, with the 6-month rate previously being the most common variable credit rate for housing in Portugal.

Key points

• The 6-month Euribor rate decreased by 0.008 percentage points to 3.015% in late October 2026, while the 12-month rate increased by 0.035 percentage points to 3.328%.
• The 3-month Euribor rate rose by 0.009 percentage points to 2.775%, marking a slight increase from the previous week's value.

Context

The data reflects October 2026 market conditions where the 6-month rate was previously the most common variable credit rate for housing in Portugal. The Eurozone Central Bank maintained rates at 28 basis points, with the next policy meeting scheduled for late December.

Limitations

Data covers only October 2026; prior rates from January 2024 to September 2026 are not included. The 6-month rate previously represented 40.25% of the housing credit stock, while 12-month and 3-month rates accounted for 30.96% and 24.24% respectively.

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