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The 1-month Euribor is the shortest of the four official tenors, tracking the cost of one-month unsecured interbank lending. Today's value — 2.224% as of 6 Jul 2026 — with recent daily fixings below, from official EMMI/ECB data.

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Current rate
1-Month Euribor
2.224%
↑ +0.019% vs prev. day
Published: 6 Jul 2026
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Recent daily values
Recent values — 1-Month Euribor
Daily fixings, official EMMI/ECB data
DateRateChange
6 Jul 20262.224%↑ +0.019
3 Jul 20262.205%↓ -0.006
2 Jul 20262.211%↑ +0.019
1 Jul 20262.192%↓ -0.009
30 Jun 20262.201%↓ -0.016
29 Jun 20262.217%↑ +0.038
26 Jun 20262.179%↓ -0.030
25 Jun 20262.209%↓ -0.016
24 Jun 20262.225%↓ -0.017
23 Jun 20262.242%→ +0.000
1-Month Euribor
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The short end of the curve
With just one month of horizon, this rate sits closest to the ECB's deposit facility rate and reacts almost immediately to policy changes and month-end liquidity conditions.
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Who uses it
Money-market funds, short-term corporate credit lines and some consumer loans reference the 1-month Euribor. In a few markets it also appears in adjustable-rate mortgages with monthly resets.
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A liquidity thermometer
Spikes or dips in the 1-month fixing often reflect short-term liquidity stress or expectations of an ECB move at the next meeting — making it a useful early-warning indicator.
Frequently asked questions
The current official fixing is shown above — 2.224% as of 6 Jul 2026, updated each TARGET2 business day.
Shorter lending means less uncertainty, so banks charge less. In normal conditions the curve rises with maturity: 1M is the floor of the four tenors.
Only in the few markets that offer monthly-reset mortgages. Most variable mortgages use the 12-month or 6-month tenor.
From EMMI via the European Central Bank's statistical warehouse — official data used by the entire industry.