US EditionThe 12-Month Euribor Is No Longer the Lowest. What Does It Mean for Those Who Have Mortgage Loans?
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The 12-Month Euribor Is No Longer the Lowest. What Does It Mean for Those Who Have Mortgage Loans?
The three-month Euribor started to show the lowest amount of the rates used for credit, which had not happened since November 30, 2023. It is the first sign of a reversal of the downward cycle.
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