TREE NEWS reports: The overnight Shanghai Interbank Offered Rate (SHIBOR) fell 2.41 basis points to 1.2650%. The seven-day SHIBOR dropped 1.30 basis points to 1.3290%, while the three-month rate slipped 0.15 basis point to 1.4000%, with all three tenors easing in the session.
SHIBOR Rates Fall Across Tenors; Overnight Down 2.41 Basis Points to 1.2650%
The move is notable less for its size than for its breadth: easing across the overnight, seven-day and three-month tenors points to a broad softening in short-term interbank liquidity rather than a single-point distortion. The three-month tenor barely budging, however, suggests the shift is concentrated at the front end, leaving the medium-term funding picture largely unchanged. Whether the front-end decline extends into the three-month rate is the open question worth watching.
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