Euribor Rates

Interest payable in many European countries follow the Euribor rate.

When the Euribor rate increases, so do interest payments and vice versa. 

If a client selects an adjustable interest rate they will be told that payment is made according to the Euribor rate (usually 1 or 3 month rate) plus a fixed commission.

As an example, the mortgage might read Euribor rate +1%.  

Lenders also use the Euribor rate to calculate savings and loans.

View the table below for the latest Euribor rates:

The tables below track the yearly Euribor rate.

They show current and historical Euribor rates to give you an idea of the trend. 

Euribor 12 months - current year

Euribor 12 months - historical

Euribor rates courtesy of HomeFinance