Hong Kong dollar interest rates are generally rising, with interest rates for one month finally ending a three-month consecutive decline.
On August 7th, the Hong Kong dollar Interbank Offered Rate generally rose, with the one-month Hong Kong dollar Interbank Offered Rate related to property loans at 0.96494%, ending a three-day decline and increasing by 8.72 basis points, the highest since August 1st.
On August 7th, the Hong Kong dollar interbank interest rates generally rose, with the one-month interbank rate related to the property sector reaching 0.96494%, ending a three-day decline and rising by 8.72 basis points, the highest since August 1st; the three-month interbank rate, reflecting the cost of bank funds, reached 1.64702%, up 3.095 basis points.
The overnight rate reached 0.20143%, up by 6.405 basis points; the one-week interbank rate rose by 10.405 basis points to 0.38792%, while the two-week rate increased by 2.839 basis points to 0.50494%. In terms of longer-term rates, the six-month interbank rate rose by 2.226 basis points to 2.24494%, while the one-year rate fell by 1.256 basis points to 2.66042%.
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