The six-month money market rate, which is used to calculate interests on leu-denominated mortgage loans, stayed at 3.33%.
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, decreased to 3.43%, from 3.44%.
The twelve-month index stayed at 3.52%.
Last week, the government passed an emergency decree introducing a so-called ‘greed tax’ on bank assets. The tax will apply when the three-month and six-month ROBOR go beyond 2%.