Hong Kong dollar interbank interest rates generally rebounded, with the one-month interbank interest rate stopping its decline and rising to 4.03%.
Among them, the overnight interest rate rose slightly to 3.74476%, hitting a new high in nearly a week.
On November 7, according to data from the Hong Kong Bank Union, the Hong Kong dollar interbank rates have generally increased. Among them, the overnight rate slightly rose to 3.74476%, reaching a new high in nearly a week, while the one-month interbank rate related to mortgage ended a four-week decline, rising slightly from a six-week low to 4.02911%. As for medium and long-term rates, the three-month interbank rate, reflecting the cost of bank funds, stopped a four-week decline, reporting 4.22839%, while the six-month interbank rate remained at 4.18506%, and the one-year rate decreased to 4.08679%.
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