Hong Kong dollar interbank rates mostly rose, with the one-month interbank rate slightly decreasing to 3.10637%.
On December 23rd, the Hong Kong dollar interbank rates mostly increased, with the one-month interbank rate associated with property mortgages slightly decreasing by 1.113 basis points to 3.10637%.
On December 23, the Hong Kong dollar interbank interest rates mostly increased, with overnight rates at 2.9481%, a rise of 42.774 basis points; one-week rates rose by 23.786 basis points to 3.12298%, while two-week rates fell by 5.333 basis points to 3.39119%. The one-month interbank interest rates related to property loans fell for four consecutive days to 3.10637%, a decrease of 1.113 basis points.
The three-month interbank interest rates, reflecting the cost of bank funds, were at 3.02958%, an increase of 1.416 basis points. In terms of longer-term rates, the six-month interbank rates increased by 1.798 basis points to 3.03268%, while the one-year rates rose by 0.75 basis points to 3.0931%.
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