1-month Euribor
Euro area · EUR · Money-market benchmark
The 1-month Euribor is 2.475 % as of 17 Sep 2026, up 27.4 bp over the past 30 days.
2.475 %
- 30-day change
- raised +27.4 bp
- A month ago
- 2.201 %
- Latest observation
- Source
- Bundesbank + ECB
2.475 % ·
18 Sep 20250.00 – 2.475 %18 Sep 2026
Recent fixings
| Date | Rate | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 2.475 % | +2.5 bp | |
| 2.45 % | −1 bp | |
| 2.46 % | +6.6 bp | |
| 2.394 % | +0.6 bp | |
| 2.388 % | +0.2 bp | |
| 2.386 % | +1.7 bp | |
| 2.369 % | −0.4 bp | |
| 2.373 % | −0.7 bp | |
| 2.38 % | +1.6 bp | |
| 2.364 % | +4.3 bp |
Euribor is fixed every TARGET business day by EMMI and published here one business day later.
At a glance
- Economy
- Euro area
- Currency
- EUR
- Type
- Money-market benchmark
- Set by
- European Money Markets Institute (EMMI)
- History since
- 1994
Questions and answers
- What is the 1-month Euribor today?
- The 1-month Euribor is 2.475 % as of 17 Sep 2026, up 27.4 bp over the past 30 days.
- What is 1-month Euribor?
- Euribor (Euro Interbank Offered Rate) is the rate at which euro-area banks lend unsecured funds to one another. The 1-month tenor is fixed every TARGET business day by the European Money Markets Institute (EMMI) and is the reference for many mortgages, loans and derivatives across the euro area.
- How has the 1-month Euribor moved recently?
- It was 2.201 % a month ago and 1.93 % a year ago.
Other Euribor tenors
- 3-month Euribor2.633 %
- 6-month Euribor2.962 %
- 12-month Euribor3.345 %
Source: Deutsche Bundesbank, European Central Bank — Euribor monthly averages. Latest observation 17 Sep 2026. Refreshed every 30 minutes.