The three-month Robor more than doubled over the last year, being higher by 1.15 points than the level reported on December 30, 2016.
In September 2017, the three-month Robor entered an upward, exceeding the 1% threshold and climbing to over 2% in November. The three-month Robor had not exceeded the 2% threshold since November 2013.
The six-month ROBOR index, which is used to calculate interests on leu-denominated mortgage loans, end 2017 stable, at 2.27%, after reaching a peak of 2.35% on December 4. Compared with the end of 2016, the index rose by 1.16 points, from 1.11% on December 30, 2016. The six-month Robor had not exceeded the 2% threshold since December 2014.