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ECB reports higher rates on several euro-area loans in September

The ECB said borrowing costs rose for businesses, while rates on home-purchase loans were broadly unchanged.

Original report: Nov 2, 2026

Adapted summary. Source: ECB · Statistical releases 2026 · Reuse policy

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  • Rates on new corporate loans over €1 million rose 17 basis points to 3.51% for floating-rate loans fixed for up to three months.
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The ECB’s figures show September changes in borrowing costs and deposit rates across euro-area households and businesses.

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ECB · Statistical releasesEuro area bank interest rate statistics: September 2026
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