TREE NEWS reports: The overnight Shanghai Interbank Offered Rate (SHIBOR) rose 0.93 basis points to 1.3233%, while the 7-day SHIBOR fell 0.66 basis points to 1.3544%. The 3-month SHIBOR edged up 0.02 basis points to 1.4000%. The rates reflect short-term liquidity conditions in China’s interbank market.
Overnight SHIBOR rises 0.93 bps to 1.3233%
The split between a firmer overnight rate and a softer seven-day fixing points to a modest, front-end liquidity squeeze rather than a broad shift in funding costs, with the three-month barely moving. That divergence matters most for short-term funding desks and anyone rolling overnight exposure, since the move is concentrated at the very front of the curve. Whether the overnight tenor keeps climbing while the week-long rate eases is the open question, and the three-month's near-flat print suggests little spillover into term pricing so far.
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