Hong Kong dollar interbank rates mostly moved higher, with the one-month HIBOR linked to mortgages ending a two-day decline and rising 3.48 basis points to 2.7147%, its highest level since July 21, when it was reported at 2.71548%, according to Ming Pao.
The previous time the one-month HIBOR ended a two-day decline was July 14, when the rate stood at 2.73792%.
HKD HIBOR Ends Two-Day Decline, Rises To 2.7147%
2026-07-23 03:48:40
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