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The Euribor rose to 3.67% in February and breaks with three months of declines

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Experts explain that the rebound of the indicator used for adjustable-rate mortgages is due to the interest rate cut that the market expected from the ECB not being as fast as anticipated.

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The Euribor rose to 3.67% in February and breaks with three months of declines

Experts explain that the rebound of the indicator used for adjustable-rate mortgages is due to the interest rate cut that the market expected from the ECB not being as fast as anticipated.

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Público broke the news in on Thursday, February 29, 2024.
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