The Eurobor records three consecutive days of rising driven by inflation and the tariff truce

The Eurobor has been on the rise for three consecutive days, recovering 2.1% of the daily data since last April 22, all following an apparent calm in the tariff war that has brought to the fore a major factor: inflation. Specifically, the daily escalation has brought the rate to 2.16% recorded last Wednesday and, despite the fact that the inflation figure in the eurozone moderated in April, the direction it can take in what remains of 2025 conce…

The eurobor, whose acronym is 'Euro Interbank Offered Rate', is the interest rate that is applied among financial institutions when loans are granted between them to offer to third parties. This, calculated by the European Central Bank (ECB), becomes the benchmark of many banks in mortgage loans at variable interest rates. Therefore, the value of these loans is very important, since if the eurobor rises because banks charge a higher interest to …

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The Eurobor rises again and does so for the third day in a row, which triggers the alarms in case the indicator has slowed its downs and will reduce the mortgage discount.

Find out how the fluctuations of the Euribor affect mortgages and the economy of households. Read more Euribor: Impact on mortgages and the family economy in News.es.

Euribor had an up day on Tuesday.