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

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Briefings

Euribor rates rose by 0.019% at 12 months and fell by 0.011% at six months in Portugal, with the 12-month rate reaching 3.213% and the six-month rate at 2.936%. The 12-month rate previously held the highest share of variable-rate housing loans in Portugal in January 2024, representing 40.3% of the loan stock. The European Central Bank raised its benchmark rates by 25 basis points in September, following a similar increase in June, with the next meeting scheduled for October 28-29 in Frankfurt.

Key points

• Euribor 12-month rate increased to 3.213% from 3.194% in the previous week.
• Euribor six-month rate decreased to 2.936% from 2.947% in the previous week.

Context

The European Central Bank raised its benchmark rates by 25 basis points in September, following a similar increase in June. The 12-month rate previously held the highest share of variable-rate housing loans in Portugal in January 2024, representing 40.3% of the loan stock.

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Data reflects changes from the previous week only; no information on prior weeks or future projections is provided. Eurostat and other external data sources are not included in this analysis.

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