Three-month Euribor rises 3.2 bps, EBF says

Three-month Euribor rises 3.2 bps, EBF says

The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced that the three-month Euribor rate has increased by 3.2 basis points (bps) as of July 2, 2025. This rise is part of the ECB's ongoing efforts to combat inflation and stabilize the economic environment within the Eurozone.

According to the latest forecast data from Longforecast.com [1], the Euribor 1Y rate is currently at 2.082%. The forecast for the beginning of July 2025 indicates a rate of 2.127%, with a maximum of 2.142% and a minimum of 1.900%. The average interest rate for the month is projected to be 2.048%, and the Euribor at the end of July is expected to be 2.021%.

The ECB's decision to raise the three-month Euribor rate reflects its commitment to maintaining price stability and supporting the Eurozone's economic recovery. The increase is expected to have a modest impact on borrowing costs for businesses and consumers, potentially leading to a slight slowdown in economic activity.

Investors are advised to monitor the ECB's monetary policy decisions closely, as changes in interest rates can significantly influence financial markets and investment opportunities. It is essential to stay informed about the latest economic developments and adjust investment strategies accordingly.

References:
[1] https://longforecast.com/euribor-forecast-2017-2018-2019