Friday, November 28, 2008

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

The Euribor inter-bank thingy

Equivalent of the LIBOR in the UK, Euribor is the inter-bank rate in the euro zone, and recently has been a great illustration of the banks' reluctance to lend to each other

But it has been falling steadily since the co-ordinated base rate cuts, and the 12 month rate is today teetering on the brink of falling through the 4% level

With banks in Spain adding a margin on top of this, we should begin to see variable mortgage rates in Spain under the 5% mark. And it has been a while since we have seen this.

Loan-to-value, however, is another issue entirely.

Check out the mortgage site at www.europamortgages.com
and our sister site with the cool name www.amortgageinspain.com

Lazy Sunday

Ok, so I have been really lazy and not posted anything on my blog for over a year now. I was googling my company name and came across my blog entries. Bit shocked to see November 14th 2007 was the last entry.

Nevermind, it's been a quiet year for the banking and finance world...................