Saturday, 1 January 2011

Download an Excel file of Euribor values

Hello,

From this page you can download the file with all the Euribor values.

I will try to update the file once per day as maximun around 18:00 p.m., the name of the file will contains the updated date, for example: "euribor_200111.xlsx " (euribor_ddmmyy), if the name it's not changed it means that the file it's not updated.






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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous28 September 2012 at 15:32

    If for example I get a loan for 1 million Euro and the interest rate is charged on the monthly average Euribor rate for the year plus 0.8%, how is the interest payment worked out?

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  2. Milano29 September 2012 at 08:49

    Hello,
    You can download the excel file "hipoteca_mortage.xls" and you can input all this quantities and make proves. The 12 months average of September is 0,740 and the one month average is 0,119, I supose you mean 12 months average (0,740) and payment for exemple in 30 years: With these values the monthly payment will be 3425,68 Euro. (interest: 1283,33 & Capital: 2142,34). See you soon.

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  3. Anonymous25 October 2012 at 09:30

    Hello

    I would like to inform you that the sheet with the EURIBOR Rates, the rates about the period 12/09 - 11/10 aren't visible...

    By the way: thank you for your daily updates!

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  4. Milano25 October 2012 at 17:33

    Hello,
    Oops!! I didn't notice, now it's solved, thanks for tell me.

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  5. Anonymous16 April 2014 at 06:54

    Hi!
    First of all thank you for a job well done!
    I have a question. My mortgage is linked to the EURIBOR 3M. What happens to it if this tenor ceases to exist?

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    1. Milano16 April 2014 at 22:49

      Hi,
      If in your mortgage conditions doesn't mention what will be the new type in case of dissapear, probably they will take the nearest one higher, but in this case I think you should negociate with your Bank to find a fare solution to both of you. Regards,

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