Euribor in March 2026
| All maturities | Average | vs previous month | Low | High | First | Last | ECB avg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-week Euribor | 1.900 % | +0.010 pp | 1.878 % | 1.945 % | 1.889 % | 1.905 % | – |
| 1-month Euribor | 1.933 % | -0.019 pp | 1.878 % | 1.960 % | 1.937 % | 1.893 % | 1.933 % |
| 3-month Euribor | 2.109 % | +0.098 pp | 2.026 % | 2.178 % | 2.026 % | 2.079 % | 2.109 % |
| 6-month Euribor | 2.322 % | +0.178 pp | 2.120 % | 2.589 % | 2.131 % | 2.475 % | 2.322 % |
| 12-month Euribor | 2.565 % | +0.344 pp | 2.229 % | 2.932 % | 2.229 % | 2.870 % | 2.565 % |
Source: official ECB / Eurosystem data. Published with a 24-hour delay.
The average 1-week Euribor for March 2026 is 1.900 %, computed from 22 daily fixings (complete). The month opened at 1.889 %, closed at 1.905 %, with a low of 1.878 % and a high of 1.945 %. Versus February 2026 the average is up +0.010 pp.
The average 1-month Euribor for March 2026 is 1.933 %, computed from 22 daily fixings (complete). The month opened at 1.937 %, closed at 1.893 %, with a low of 1.878 % and a high of 1.960 %. Versus February 2026 the average is down -0.019 pp.
The average 3-month Euribor for March 2026 is 2.109 %, computed from 22 daily fixings (complete). The month opened at 2.026 %, closed at 2.079 %, with a low of 2.026 % and a high of 2.178 %. Versus February 2026 the average is up +0.098 pp.
The average 6-month Euribor for March 2026 is 2.322 %, computed from 22 daily fixings (complete). The month opened at 2.131 %, closed at 2.475 %, with a low of 2.120 % and a high of 2.589 %. Versus February 2026 the average is up +0.178 pp.
The average 12-month Euribor for March 2026 is 2.565 %, computed from 22 daily fixings (complete). The month opened at 2.229 %, closed at 2.870 %, with a low of 2.229 % and a high of 2.932 %. Versus February 2026 the average is up +0.344 pp.
Every number on this page is an official published fixing, not an estimate: daily values are the Euribor fixings as published in the ECB / Eurosystem's official statistics, monthly averages are the arithmetic mean of those fixings and are cross-checked against the ECB Data Portal, and the tables are refreshed every business day after the previous day's fixing appears. Tenors use the ACT/360 convention. Where a monthly average differs from the ECB figure by more than a hundredth of a point the methodology page lists the case.