ESTER interest rate Current and historical ESTER interest rates
This page contains an overview of the current and historical ESTER interest rates (Euro Short-Term Rate).
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Date
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Rate
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|---|---|
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12-07-2023
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3.903 %
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12-06-2023
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3.904 %
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12-05-2023
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3.905 %
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12-04-2023
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3.904 %
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12-01-2023
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3.904 %
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11-30-2023
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3.891 %
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11-29-2023
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3.902 %
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11-28-2023
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3.903 %
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11-27-2023
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3.903 %
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11-24-2023
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3.904 %
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Date
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Rate
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|---|---|
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12-01-2023
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3.904 %
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11-01-2023
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3.900 %
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10-02-2023
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3.899 %
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09-01-2023
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3.652 %
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08-01-2023
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3.404 %
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07-03-2023
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3.399 %
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06-01-2023
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3.147 %
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05-02-2023
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2.896 %
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04-03-2023
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2.898 %
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03-01-2023
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2.398 %
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ESTER Chart
Historical ESTER ratesESTER is administered and published by the European Central Bank (ECB). Use of the data is at your own risk.
What is the ESTER interest rate?
ESTER (Euro Short-Term Rate) is an interest rate published by the European Central Bank (ECB). ESTER is also referred to as ESTR or €STR. ESTER can be seen as the average interest rate at which a selection of European financial institutions lend to one another in euros with a maturity of 1 day (overnight).
ESTER is a reference rate (benchmark rate) which was introduced by the ECB as an alternative to Eonia (overnight Euribor rate).