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October 18, 2007

Banking

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Composite interest rate rises to 3.34%
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The composite interest rate rose to 3.34% at the end of September, from 3.08% at the end of August, the Monetary Authority says.

 

The rise was largely due to the upward adjustment in interbank interest rates by nine to 108 basis points. It reflects tight liquidity conditions throughout the month due to a string of initial public offerings, which tied up a substantial amount of short-term funds.

 

Looking ahead, the composite interest rate will continue to be influenced by short-term changes in liquidity conditions.

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