The Hong Kong dollar interbank interest rates are all falling, with the one-month interbank interest rate ending a six-day consecutive increase to report 3.183%.
On November 28th, the Hong Kong Dollar Interbank Offered Rate decreased across the board, with the one-month Hong Kong Interbank offered rate related to mortgages ending a six-day increase and reporting 3.18286%, down 5.994 basis points.
On November 28th, the Hong Kong dollar Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate (HIBOR) fell across the board, with the overnight rate dropping to 3.0869%, a decrease of 28.215 basis points. The one-week HIBOR dropped by 5.512 basis points to 2.85738%, while the two-week HIBOR decreased by 4.476 basis points to 2.80941%. The one-month HIBOR, which is related to mortgage loans, ended a six-session increase and dropped to 3.18286%, a decrease of 5.994 basis points.
The three-month HIBOR, which reflects the cost of bank funds, fell by 5.476 basis points to 3.17167%. On the longer end, the six-month HIBOR dropped by 1.16 basis points to 3.22929%, while the one-year HIBOR decreased by 2.809 basis points to 3.23762%.
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