Hong Kong dollar interbank interest rates have almost all increased slightly, with the one-month interbank interest rate rising for four consecutive days to 4.05%.
On September 25th, the Hong Kong dollar interbank rates rose slightly across the board, except for the one-year rate which fell. Among them, the overnight rate was reported at 4.22524%, reaching a more than three-week high.
On September 25, the Hong Kong dollar interbank interest rates almost all rose slightly, with only the one-year rate falling. Among them, the overnight rate rose to 4.22524%, reaching a new high in over three weeks. The one-month interbank rate linked to the mortgage also rose for four consecutive days, reaching 4.04845%, the highest since August 21.
The three-month interbank rate, which reflects the cost of bank funds, rose for three consecutive days to 4.06196%, the highest since September 12. As for longer-term rates, the six-month rate further rose to 3.97375%, while the one-year rate fell to 3.96095%.
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