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ruble lending rate – FX borrowing rate + LIBOR (from 19.12.2016: key rate – 1 pp
– (LIBOR + 1.5 pp) + LIBOR = key rate – 2.5 pp
ruble lending rate – FX borrowing rate + LIBOR
(from 19/12/2016: key rate -1 pp - (LIBOR + 1.5 pp) + LIBOR = key rate - 2.5 pp
ruble lending rate – FX borrowing rate + LIBOR
(Since 19.12.2016: key rate – 1 pp – (LIBOR + 1.5 pp) + LIBOR = key rate – 2.5 pp
From 23 December 2016, interest rates on the foreign currency leg equal LIBOR on overnight loans in US dollars or euros (depending on the currency
Russian National Reinsurance Company
JSC SPCEX – Joint-stock Company Saint Petersburg Currency Exchange
LIBOR – London Interbank Offered Rate
MC – management company
MCC – microcredit company
MFC – microfinance
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3m LIBOR – min -1.25 15.01.2015 -0.75 -0.50 0
Switzerland 1.2 0.70
3m LIBOR – max -0.25
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2011 – early 2012 (Figure 6). Moreover, LIBOR-OIS 3m (bps), right-hand scale ICE LIBOR USD 3m (%)
volatility surges continue to reoccur on the global
USD Swap
10 0
3m LIBOR - min -1.25 15.01.2015 -0.75 -0.50 0
Switzerland 0.8 0.40
3m LIBOR - max -0.25
only gradually and is unlikely to rush into rate hikes.
Libor rate growth
The 3-month Libor exceeded 2.25%, (Figure 47) recently outpacing basic rates