The interbank rates continue to rise driven by the crisis that paralyzed credit lending between banks. And to make the expenditure is the millions of Europeans who have a monthly loan installment to be paid on the house. The maturity of three months of 'Euribor, which is one of the most important benchmark for the interbank market of' Eurozone, rose to fixing today to 5.393% from 5.377% yesterday, a record for over ten years. The deadline to one week has updated a maximum of 5.019% from 4.988% yesterday, rising for the first time in over 5%, so that all deadlines are now over and above this threshold.

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