Euribor rose today to three, six and 12 months, in the two longest deadlines for new peaks since November and August 2024, after the European Central Bank had raised the lead rates on Thursday.
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Euribor rose today to three, six and 12 months, in the two longest deadlines for new peaks since November and August 2024, after the European Central Bank had raised the lead rates on Thursday.