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1 EURIBOR
EURIBOR (Abk. für Euro Interbank Offered Rate) BANK, FIN EURIBOR m, Euribor m, Euro Interbank-Angebotssatz m (the rate at which a prime bank is willing to lend funds in euro to another prime bank, calculated daily as the average of the daily offer rates of a representative panel of prime banks; the benchmark rate for the Euro-zone money market, since 1999 Frankfurt-based benchmark competitor of Euro LIBOR; Referenzzinssatz für den Geldmarkthandel erster Bankadressen im Euro-Währungsgebiet) -
2 Euribor interbank rate
Euribor interbank rate GEN, MEDIA Euribor-Interbankensatz m (Euribor = Euro Interbank Offered Rate = Euro Interbank-Angebotssatz = the benchmark rate for the Euro-zone money market: the rate at which a prime bank is willing to lend funds in euro to another prime bank, calculated daily as the average of the daily offer rates of a representative panel of prime banks; Referenzzinssatz für den Geldmarkthandel erster Bankadressen im Euro-Währungsgebiet)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > Euribor interbank rate
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3 federal funds
federal funds (funds) (AE) 1. BANK, FIN Tagesgeld n, Zentralbankgeld n (money market, non-interest-bearing deposits held by and actively traded between member banks at the Federal Reserve, kurzfristiges Zentralbankgeld für Übernacht-Ausleihungen); Auszahlungen fpl, sofort verfügbares Geld n (in the clearing sense, cash, e.g. New York Clearing House Funds); 2. POL Bundesmittel npl, Mittel npl des BundesEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > federal funds
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4 fed funds
fed funds (Abk. für AE federal funds; funds) BANK, FIN Tagesgeld n (money market, non-interest-bearing deposits held by and actively traded between member banks at the Federal Reserve, kurzfristiges Zentralbankgeld für Übernacht-Ausleihungen); Auszahlungen fpl, sofort verfügbares Geld n (in the clearing sense, cash, e.g. New York Clearing House Funds)
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