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Swedish 3-Month STIBOR - Historical data

by elBulli, 5282 days ago
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Swedish STIBOR - Historical Data, 1987-01-02 - today.

STIBOR stands for Stockholm Interbank Offered Rate, the interest rate banks pay when borrowing money from one another. STIBOR Fixing is the average (with the exception of the highest and lowest quotes) of the interest rates listed at 11:05 a.m. The 3M STIBOR can be used together with the Swedish 3-Month Treasury Bill - Historical data. to calculate the (Swedish) TED-spread. The TED-spread is an indicator of the perceived risk in the credit market.

The downloaded data is; Daily, CSV, .(dot) separated. Symbol name: ^SWE_STIBOR_3M


Available maturities:

STIBOR maturity 1 week (1987-09-28 - )

STIBOR maturity 1 month (1987-01-02 - )

STIBOR maturity 2 month (1994-09-06 - )

STIBOR maturity 3 months (1987-01-02 - )

STIBOR maturity 6 months (1987-01-02 - )

STIBOR maturity 9 months (1994-09-06 - )

STIBOR maturity 12 months (1994-09-06 - )




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