Euribor rates fall to six and rise to nine months

Euribor rates remained at three and twelve months, declined to six months and rose nine months from Monday.
 

The three-month Euribor, with negative values ​​since April 21, 2015, remained at -0.329%, against the current low of -0.332%, registered for the first time on April 10.
 

The six-month Euribor (the most used in Portugal in mortgage loans), which went into negative territory for the first time on 6 November 2015, fell from -0.274% to - 0.272%.
 

At nine months, the Euribor rose to -0.207%, whose minimum value is always -0.208%, verified on July 24.
 

Within 12 months, the Euribor rate, which fell below zero for the first time on February 5, 2015, was set at - 0.153%, above the current low (-0.163%) for the first time On 23 June.
 

Euribor is set by the average rate at which a group of 57 eurozone banks are willing to lend money to each other in the interbank market.
 

Source: Daily Real Estate