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The euribor exceeds 3% for the first time since September 2024

Euribor has exceeded this Friday the 3% barrier in daily rate, a level it had not reached since September 2024 and which represents a new rise in the main reference index for variable mortgages in Spain.

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The euribor exceeds 3% for the first time since September 2024

The euribor has exceeded 3% in its daily rate, a level not seen since September 2024. This represents a new rise in the main reference index for variable mortgages in Spain, consolidating its upward trend in 2026. The interest rate has reached 3.003%, far from the 2.2% recorded at the beginning of the year. If this level is confirmed until the end of the month, the euribor will have registered its fourth increase in the last five months.

Experts warn that this rise will impact households with variable-rate mortgages, with a potential increase of 76 euros per month and 911 euros per year.

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