The six-month money market rate, which is used to calculate interests on leu-denominated mortgage loans, on Tuesday remained at Monday’s level of 3.43%.
The nine-month interbank rate, which is used to calculate interests on loans in lei attracted by commercial banks from other commercial banks for a nine-month period, also stayed at Monday’s level of 3.49%.
The twelve-month index was flat at 3.55% on Tuesday, for the third consecutive day, compared with 3.56% last Thursday.
The evolution of the money market interest rates comes in the context of Romania’s central bank injecting RON12.17 billion into the local market in a repo operation on Monday, the largest repo operation in the past six years.