This page contains an overview of the current and historical ESTER interest rates (Euro Short-Term Rate).
Date
|
Rate
|
---|---|
03-15-2024
|
3.909 %
|
03-14-2024
|
3.908 %
|
03-13-2024
|
3.907 %
|
03-12-2024
|
3.905 %
|
03-11-2024
|
3.904 %
|
03-08-2024
|
3.907 %
|
03-07-2024
|
3.908 %
|
03-06-2024
|
3.905 %
|
03-05-2024
|
3.911 %
|
03-04-2024
|
3.903 %
|
Date
|
Rate
|
---|---|
03-01-2024
|
3.904 %
|
02-01-2024
|
3.905 %
|
01-02-2024
|
3.906 %
|
12-01-2023
|
3.904 %
|
11-01-2023
|
3.900 %
|
10-02-2023
|
3.899 %
|
09-01-2023
|
3.652 %
|
08-01-2023
|
3.404 %
|
07-03-2023
|
3.399 %
|
06-01-2023
|
3.147 %
|
ESTER is administered and published by the European Central Bank (ECB). Use of the data is at your own risk.
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).