The Hong Kong dollar interbank offered rate generally declined, with the one-month interbank offered rate rising 1.399 basis points to 2.86399%.
On September 1st, Hong Kong dollar interbank rates generally fell, with the one-month interbank rate related to mortgage loans reported at 2.86399%, an increase of 1.399 basis points.
On September 1, the Hong Kong dollar interbank offered rates generally fell, with the one-month HIBOR, related to mortgage lending, reported at 2.86399%, up by 1.399 basis points; the three-month HIBOR, reflecting banks' funding costs, was reported at 3.02679%, an increase of 0.715 basis points.
The overnight rate was reported at 3.28250%, down 81.607 basis points; the one-week HIBOR fell by 15.441 basis points to 3.07583%, while the two-week rate decreased by 2.756 basis points to 2.89143%. The two-month HIBOR was reported at 2.95000%, down 0.071 basis points.
In terms of longer tenors, the six-month HIBOR fell by 1.352 basis points to 3.21327%, and the one-year rate decreased by 0.143 basis points to 3.51327%.
Related Articles

The U.S. diesel market is brewing a "perfect storm" with interest rate hikes and the midterm elections! EIA warns: the peak demand has not yet arrived, prices have already hit a new high, and inventories have fallen to a 23-year low.

"The least sexy investment strategy" is just right! With the bond market collapsing and the stock market going crazy, investors are facing a good opportunity for rebalancing.

"Talk about it after the election"? Trump admits that high oil prices will be "held off until the midterms," putting pressure on the Republican Party's election prospects.
The U.S. diesel market is brewing a "perfect storm" with interest rate hikes and the midterm elections! EIA warns: the peak demand has not yet arrived, prices have already hit a new high, and inventories have fallen to a 23-year low.

"The least sexy investment strategy" is just right! With the bond market collapsing and the stock market going crazy, investors are facing a good opportunity for rebalancing.

"Talk about it after the election"? Trump admits that high oil prices will be "held off until the midterms," putting pressure on the Republican Party's election prospects.

RECOMMEND





