Euribor Jumps Again - 'Giant Spike'
The 12-month Euribor interest rate, which serves as a reference for many Finnish housing loans, surged by 0.134 percentage points to reach its highest level of the year, driven by inflation concerns linked to the war in Iran and the ECB's recent statements.
12-month Euribor jumped upward
The 12-month Euribor rate in Finland increased to 2.658% today, marking a significant rise that has drawn attention due to its historical context and implications for the economy.
Now the 12-month Euribor has risen and quite a bit
The 12-month Euribor rate surged significantly, increasing by 0.134 percentage points to 2.658% amid concerns over inflation and geopolitical tensions.
Increasing Housing Lending in the Regions Illuminates Shadow Economy Problems
Housing lending in Latvia's regions has seen growth, influenced by the drop in Euribor rates, highlighting issues related to the shadow economy.
Economist: European inflation forecast may exceed two percent
Concerns about rising oil prices and general inflation are prompting interest rates to slowly increase ahead of the European Central Bank's upcoming meeting.
How the war in Iran could affect mortgage loans
Geopolitical uncertainty due to the war in Iran may impact the real estate sector and variable-rate mortgages in Greece.
THE BANK CONFIRMS: No Shock for Homeowners Seems in Sight
Despite the potential rise in Euribor rates due to Middle East conflicts, SEB Bank believes the impact on homeowners will be modest, with no mass fixing of interest rates seen currently.
SEB: The rise of Euribor is not a problem
SEB bank asserts that despite the rise of the six-month Euribor above two percent due to market uncertainties, the impact on home loan borrowers is expected to be minimal.
Editorial: What is happening to Trump is what he feared himself
The editorial discusses how rising interest rates in Finland, influenced by Middle Eastern events, are directly impacting Finnish homeowners' finances, particularly with significant loan repayments looming.
Annalotta had incredibly bad luck - now waiting for a call from the bank
Annalotta faces increased anxiety over her home loan as Euribor rates spike, recalling past struggles during the pandemic.
The situation for mortgage borrowers has changed again
The one-year Euribor rate dropped significantly on Wednesday, influenced by expectations regarding inflation in the euro area amid rising oil prices.
Euribor Dropped Significantly After a Sharp Rise
The 12-month Euribor rate has dropped from approximately 2.6% to around 2.4%, following a substantial increase yesterday.
The war in Iran causes the largest daily increase in the euribor in 18 years
The ongoing military offensive between Israel and the United States against Iran has resulted in the largest single-day rise in the euribor rate in 18 years.
The war in Iran has made life uncertain for homeowners – euribor has risen more than in years due to the spike in oil prices
The recent spike in oil prices, triggered by the war in Iran, has led to a significant increase in euribor rates, making life more uncertain for Finnish homeowners with variable mortgages.
Experts explain how the war in Iran affects mortgage borrowers
The conflict in Iran has led to an increase in the 12-month Euribor rate, impacting mortgage borrowers in Finland.
THE BANK EXPLAINS ⟩ How is home loan interest formed and what does it consist of?
The article explains the components of home loan interest in Estonia, detailing how the bank's margin and the market-based Euribor impact the final interest rate.
STATISTICS: Who buys new developments in the capital?
The real estate market for new developments in Tallinn is on the rise, with increasing sales and square meter prices.
Should I take out a mortgage now or wait? War and inflation threaten to increase mortgage costs
The article discusses whether to secure a mortgage now or wait for better conditions, highlighting how the ongoing war and inflation are affecting mortgage interest rates in Spain.
The Middle Eastern conflict also reflects on mortgage loans - the 12-month Euribor rose to its highest level since last spring
The 12-month Euribor has surged significantly to 2.32%, its highest level since last spring, influenced by the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict according to economist Jari Hännikäinen.
Surprise at the bank counter: Housing loan interest protection can now be obtained for less than Euribor
A new survey indicates that interest protection for housing loans may now come cheaper than the Euribor rate.
The Euribor Gives Another Slight Respite in February and Faces a Long Period of Stability
The Euribor rate shows minimal changes in February, remaining stable as the European Central Bank holds interest rates steady.
Pilar GarcÃa de la Granja, economic expert, explains how the fall of the euribor affects
Economic expert Pilar GarcÃa de la Granja discusses the implications of the recent drop in the euribor on long-term mortgages.
The Euribor accumulates five consecutive months of increases and closes 2025 at 2.27%
In 2025, the Euribor experiences five consecutive months of increases, closing the year at 2.27%, indicating a trend towards rising mortgage rates despite overall stability for borrowers.
The euribor rises in December, chaining five months of increases and will raise the cost of semi-annual mortgage reviews
The euribor rate rose in December, marking five consecutive months of increases, which will lead to higher costs for mortgages that are reviewed every six months.
The Euribor Ends the Year at 2.27%: Five Months on the Rise and Total Uncertainty for 2026
The Euribor closes the year at 2.27% after five consecutive months of increases, with uncertainty about future developments dependent on the ECB's actions next year.
The Euribor rises again and closes a bittersweet year for mortgages
The Euribor has been on the rise for five consecutive months, leaving mortgage holders in uncertainty as interest rate cuts stall, with concerns about its evolution into 2026.