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Three-Month Euribor Hits New High Since March 2025

Euribor rates increased on Wednesday, hitting new highs for three, six, and twelve months compared to the previous day.

12 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The three-month Euribor rose on Wednesday, reaching a new high since March 2025. This increase was reported by various sources, including ECO and RTP.

In addition to the three-month rate, six and twelve-month rates also registered increases compared to the previous day. The six-month Euribor rate, in particular, has become the most commonly used in Portugal since January 2024, as mentioned by ECO.

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The Euribor is a key index for determining interest rates applied to loans, and this increase may impact the financial burdens of borrowers.

The data was released in an economic context where interest rates continue to be a topic of interest in the financial market.

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