Hong Kong dollar interbank rates mostly rose, with the one-month HIBOR tied to mortgages reversing from a decline to rise 1.71 basis points to 2.72333%, its highest level since July 20 when it stood at 2.75%, according to Ming Pao.
It was the first time the rate turned higher after falling since July 23, when HIBOR was at 2.7147%.
Hong Kong Dollar Interbank Rates Rise; 1-Month HIBOR Reaches 2.72333%
2026-07-27 04:36:39
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