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Daily Euribor rises to 3.328% in Spain
The daily Euribor rate rose to 3.328% on 13 November 2026.
Euribor is a benchmark interest rate based on what European banks charge each other for loans.
In Spain, many variable-rate mortgages are linked to Euribor, and their rates are reviewed every six or 12 months under each contract.
When a mortgage is reviewed, the payment can rise or fall depending on how Euribor compares with its level six or 12 months earlier.
About 75% of Spanish mortgages use the index, affecting more than four million households.
The reported November monthly average was 3.272%, though the article also gives a conflicting figure of 3.372%.
Euribor is set on weekdays and published in Spain in the Official State Gazette.
The daily Euribor rate rose to 3.328% on Friday, 13 November 2026.
The rate was 0.035 percentage points higher than the previous day.
The monthly average for November was reported as 3.272% in the article’s figures.
Euribor is a benchmark for interest rates on loans and mortgages, including variable-rate mortgages in Spain.
Spanish variable-rate mortgage payments are adjusted according to the terms of each contract.
- Who
- European banks, which lend to one another at the rate measured by Euribor.
- What
- The daily Euribor rate rose to 3.328%, up 0.035 percentage points from the previous day.
- When
- Friday, 13 November 2026.
- Where
- Spain; Euribor is a European interbank benchmark.
- Why
- Not stated
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The daily Euribor rate was 3.293%.
The daily Euribor rate rose to 3.328%.
- Daily Euribor
- 3.328% on 13 November 2026
- Change
- Up 0.035 percentage points from 12 November
- Previous day's rate
- 3.293% on 12 November 2026
- November monthly average
- 3.272% in the article's figures
- Mortgage reviews
- Spanish variable-rate mortgage rates are reviewed semiannually or annually, according to each contract.