Hong Kong dollar interest rates have dropped across the board, with overnight rates hitting a near two-week low.
On February 25th, the Hong Kong Dollar fell across the board, with the overnight rate dropping for the fourth consecutive day, breaking through 3% to reach a low of 2.97488%, the lowest in nearly two weeks. Additionally, the one-month interbank rate related to real estate also fell below 4%, reporting 3.93827%, the lowest since February 17th.
On February 25th, the Hong Kong dollar interest rates all fell, with overnight rates dropping for the fourth consecutive time to below 3%, hitting a low of 2.97488%, marking a new low in nearly two weeks. The one-month interbank rate related to property mortgages also fell below 4%, standing at 3.93827%, the lowest since February 17th.
The three-month interbank rate, which reflects the cost of bank funds, is at 4.0125%. The six-month and one-year interbank rates have also decreased to 4.04024% and 4.08077% respectively.
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