Hong Kong dollar interest rates are up across the board, with one-month interest rates at 1.45095%, reaching a near three-month high.
On August 15th, the Hong Kong dollar interbank interest rates all rose, with the one-month interbank rate related to the property sector reporting 1.45095%, an increase of 40.571 basis points, the highest since May 13th.
On August 15th, Hong Kong dollar interest rates rose across the board, with overnight rates at 0.76935%, up 39.316 basis points, the highest since May 7th; one-week rates rose 41.268 basis points to 0.94941%, while two-week rates rose 42.94 basis points to 1.12696%. One-month interbank rates related to property loans rose 40.571 basis points to 1.45095%, the highest since May 13th.
The three-month interbank rates, reflecting banks' funding costs, were at 1.8606%, up 13.572 basis points, the highest since July 18th. On the long-term interest rate front, six-month interbank rates rose 9.322 basis points to 2.38411%, while one-year rates rose 5.179 basis points to 2.67143%.
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