Portugal

Euribor goes down to three months and rises to six and 12 months

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Briefings

Euribor rates rose in Portugal during October 2026, with the six-month rate increasing to 2.924% from 2.905% and the one-year rate rising to 3.201% from 3.191%. The six-month rate represents 40.3% of the housing loan stock, while the one-year rate accounts for 31.03% of the same stock. These changes occurred after the European Central Bank raised its benchmark rates by 25 basis points in September, following a period of cuts since June 2024.

Key points

• The six-month Euribor rate increased to 2.924% in Portugal, representing 40.3% of the housing loan stock.
• The one-year Euribor rate rose to 3.201%, accounting for 31.03% of the housing loan stock.

Context

Euribor rates in Portugal increased in October 2026 following a September rise by the European Central Bank of 25 basis points. The six-month rate represents 40.3% of the housing loan stock, while the one-year rate accounts for 31.03% of the same stock.

Limitations

Data covers only October 2026; the 12-month rate is 3.201% and the three-month rate is 2.628%. The source does not specify the exact date of the October 10th ECB meeting or confirm the 25 basis point increase beyond the September reference.

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