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Euribor Ends 2025 at 2.268%, Capping a Year of Decline Then Rebound

A late-year rebound driven by expectations of a prolonged ECB hold leaves the benchmark entering 2026 with a low‑volatility outlook.

Overview

  • The rate slid through midyear after ECB cuts, reaching a July low of 2.079% before climbing as markets priced policy staying near 2%.
  • The Dec. 30 daily reading stood at 2.250%, putting the December monthly average at 2.268%, according to the latest figures.
  • Borrowers with annual mortgage reviews are set to see modest relief, with monthly payments falling by roughly €13 to €27.
  • Semiannual reviews are already nudging installments higher; a typical €150,000 variable loan could pay €16.46 more per month, or €98.77 over six months.
  • iAhorro projects limited moves in 2026, most likely in a 2.0%–2.3% range, with a drop toward about 1.8% only if the ECB cuts earlier than expected.