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Euribor daily rate falls to 3.204% on November 9
On November 9, 2026, the Euribor’s daily rate fell to 3.204%, down 0.044 percentage points from the previous published rate.
It was the fourth consecutive daily decline.
The Euribor is a rate at which major European banks lend to one another.
It is used as a reference for many variable-rate mortgages in Spain, so changes can affect borrowers’ monthly payments when their loans are reviewed.
A lower Euribor can mean lower payments, while a higher one can mean higher payments.
October’s monthly average was 3.276%, above September’s 3.247%.
The rate is calculated on weekdays and announced publicly in Spain, so it will continue to be updated on working days.
The Euribor daily rate stood at 3.204% on November 9, 2026.
The rate fell by 0.044 percentage points from the previous session.
The daily rate had declined for four consecutive sessions, according to El Mundo.
The monthly average for October was 3.276%.
Euribor is used as a reference for financial products, including many variable-rate mortgages in Spain.
- Who
- The Euribor, a benchmark interest rate based on lending between major European banks.
- What
- Its daily rate was 3.204%, down 0.044 percentage points from the previous session.
- When
- November 9, 2026.
- Where
- Europe; the rate is used as a reference in financial products, including mortgages in Spain.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The daily Euribor rate was 3.304%.
The daily Euribor rate was 3.317%.
The daily Euribor rate was 3.302%.
The daily Euribor rate was 3.283%.
The daily Euribor rate was 3.248%.
The daily rate was 3.204%, down 0.044 percentage points from the previous session.
- Daily rate
- 3.204% on November 9, 2026
- Change
- Down 0.044 percentage points from the previous session
- October monthly average
- 3.276%
- September monthly average
- 3.247%
- Previous listed daily rate
- 3.248% on November 6, 2026
What people are saying
If the Euribor rises, monthly mortgage payments also increase. If the Euribor falls, payments decrease.