Euro Rate

Financial TimesMONEY MARKETS-Bank-to-bank euro rates continue to fallReuters(Updates with Libor fixings) FRANKFURT/LONDON, Feb 2 (Reuters) – Bank-to-bank euro lending rates fell on Thursday as the ECB's injection of almost half a trillion euros in …

(Updates with Libor fixings) FRANKFURT/LONDON, Feb 2 (Reuters) – Bank-to-bank euro lending rates fell on Thursday as the ECB’s injection of almost half a trillion euros in 3-year loans in December and the prospect of more to come later this …

MONEY MARKETS-Euro rates march lower, room for more declinesReutersEuribor rates continue fall * No barrier to falling below 1 percent By Kirsten Donovan LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) – Euro zone interbank lending rates continued to fall on Friday with plen…

LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) – Euro zone interbank lending rates continued to fall on Friday with plenty of room to slide further given the ample excess liquidity in the banking system, even before the ECB offers banks more three-year funding next …

BloombergMONEY MARKETS-Banks prepare for hefty take-up of 3-year ECB cashReuters* Expectations rise for a large 3-year ECB loans take-up * Short-term euro zone rates seen falling further * Euro/USD FX basis could narrow further, M.Stanley says By Mariu…

MONEY MARKETS-Shrug off Greek talks setback as cash buffer anchors ratesReutersThe Greek talks ran into a snag after euro zone finance ministers rejected an offer by the country's private creditors to write down the nominal value of their debt by 5…

The Greek talks ran into a snag after euro zone finance ministers rejected an offer by the country’s private creditors to write down the nominal value of their debt by 50 percent in return for new longer-term bonds paying an interest rate of 4 percent.

The three-month cross-currency basis swap, the rate banks pay to convert euro interest payments into dollars, was 81 basis points below the euro interbank offered rate at 11:18 a.m. in London, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The measure …

LONDON, Jan 9 (Reuters) – Short-term euro zone interest rates are set to fall further in the near term due to a growing excess of cash in the banking system, even though the European Central Bank is unlikely to announce significant easing steps …

Globe and MailMONEY MARKETS-Euro rates ease but record cash parked at ECBReutersBanks parked a record 455 billion euros in overnight deposits at the ECB, data showed on Friday, reflecting their preference for the safety of the central bank to the highe…