The Hong Kong dollar interbank interest rates all fell, with the one-month interbank interest rate falling for three consecutive days to 3.16131%.

13:43 05/11/2025

On November 5th, Hong Kong dollar interbank rates fell across the board. The one-month interbank rate related to mortgage loans fell for the third consecutive day to 3.16131%, dropping by 15.369 basis points and reaching an eight-week low.

On November 5th, the Hong Kong Dollar Interbank Offered Rate (HIBOR) fell across the board, with the overnight rate dropping by 22.227 basis points to 2.57464%. The one-week HIBOR also fell by 28.702 basis points to 2.78929%, while the two-week rate dropped by 26.154 basis points to 2.8681%. The one-month HIBOR, which is related to mortgage rates, fell for three consecutive days to 3.16131%, a decrease of 15.369 basis points, reaching an eight-week low. The three-month HIBOR, which reflects bank funding costs, fell by 7.53 basis points to 3.45286%. On the longer end of the yield curve, the six-month HIBOR dropped by 2.416 basis points to 3.39191%, while the one-year rate fell by 2.917 basis points to 3.35702%.

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100 billion is simply not enough to distribute! Investors are rushing to add to Anthropic, and the frenzy of oversubscription is pushing funding to 20 billion US dollars.

The Federal Reserve's Daly warns of vulnerability in the labor market, says it may be necessary to cut interest rates one to two more times this year.