Hibor may drop, but rates volatility will stay

- Alice Shen
- 05 Jul 2019

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The Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate, represented by both short- and long-term Hong Kong dollar rates, may drop following big initial public offerings (IPOs) and expected US Federal Reserve cuts, but volatility will remain, analysts say.

The one-month Hibor, provided by the Hong Kong Association of Banks, rose to 2.98% on Friday (July 5), while the overnight Hibor stood at 2.63% – the highest levels for a decade. The Hong Kong dollar rates shot up sharply over the past few weeks as interbank

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