Fiduciam holds euro rates despite ECB increase

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Fiduciam has decided not to increase its euro interest rates following the European Central Bank’s decision to raise its key interest rates by 25 basis points.  As our loans come with fixed rates, our existing euro borrowers are unaffected by the latest ECB rate hike.  In addition, we will not increase interest rates on new euro loans.  The ECB Survey of Monetary Analysts expects the deposit facility rate to increase further to 2.50% in Q3 2026 and to remain at this level until Q2 2027, with a gradual decrease thereafter to 2.00% in Q4 2028, the level at which the rate stood before the ECB’s June 2026 rate hike.

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