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

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Briefings

Euribor rates rose to 3.222% at 12 months and fell to 3.010% at 6 months in Portugal, marking the first increase since October. The 6-month rate dropped 0.008 percentage points from the previous day, while the 12-month rate rose 0.005 percentage points. Data from September showed the 6-month rate represented 40.25% of the housing loan stock, with 12-month and 3-month rates accounting for 30.96% and 24.24% respectively. The European Central Bank maintained rates at 28.00% in October, deferring the next policy meeting until December 16-17 in Frankfurt.

Key points

• Euribor 6-month rate fell to 3.010% in Portugal, down 0.008 percentage points from the previous day.
• Euribor 12-month rate rose to 3.222% in Portugal, up 0.005 percentage points from the previous day.

Context

Euribor rates are determined by the average interest rates at which 21 Eurozone banks agree to lend each other in the interbank market. The European Central Bank maintained rates at 28.00% in October, deferring the next policy meeting until December 16-17 in Frankfurt.

Limitations

Data reflects September and October figures only. 12-month rate represents 40.25% of housing loan stock, while 12-month and 3-month rates account for 30.96% and 24.24% respectively. No future forecasts or policy impacts beyond the ECB's October decision are provided.

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