Hong Kong dollar interbank rates across the board have dropped. One-month interbank rates have fallen by 3.452 basis points to 2.71548%.
On July 21st, the Hong Kong Dollar Interbank Offered Rate (HIBOR) fell across the board, with the one-month rate related to mortgage loans dropping by 3.452 basis points to 2.71548%.
On July 21, the Hong Kong dollar interbank interest rates all fell, with the one-month interbank rate related to mortgages at 2.71548%, down 3.452 basis points; the three-month interbank rate reflecting bank funding costs at 2.94595%, down 2.941 basis points.
The overnight interest rate was 2.35857%, down 11.250 basis points; the one-week interbank rate fell by 9.143 basis points to 2.50857%, while the two-week interbank rate dropped by 6.328 basis points to 2.63083%.
In terms of longer-term interest rates, the six-month interbank rate did not increase or decrease, remaining at 3.17536%, while the one-year rate fell by 0.018 basis points to 3.54482%.
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