The Euribor rates rose today at three, six and 12 months, with the two longest terms reaching new highs since November 2024 (at 12 months) and August 2024 (at six months). The three-month rate also recorded a rise.
This increase in Euribor rates occurs after the European Central Bank raised key interest rates on Thursday. The ECB made this decision in a context of inflationary pressures that continue to concern European monetary authorities.



