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Market Rates Dashboard

Real-time interest rates and equity indices from official sources. Updated every 15 minutes — essential context for every property investment decision.

Euribor Rates

Published daily by the European Money Markets Institute (EMMI). The primary reference for variable-rate mortgages in the Eurozone.

Euribor 3M

3-month Euro Interbank Offered Rate. Key reference for short-term mortgages in Portugal and Spain.

Euribor 6M

6-month Euribor. Most common reference rate for variable-rate mortgages in Portugal.

Euribor 12M

12-month Euribor. Widely used in Spain and other eurozone countries for annual mortgage reviews.

Central Bank & Benchmark Rates

Policy rates set by major central banks and key government bond yields.

ECB Deposit Rate

European Central Bank deposit facility rate. The main policy rate that drives Euribor levels.

BOE Base Rate

Bank of England base rate. Reference for UK mortgage rates and SONIA-linked products.

Fed Funds Rate

US Federal Reserve target rate (proxied by 13-week T-bill). Influences global capital flows and USD mortgage rates.

10Y US Treasury

10-year US Treasury yield. Global risk-free benchmark; rising yields typically pressure property valuations.

Stock Market Indices

Major equity benchmarks for comparing property investment returns against stock market performance.

S&P 500

US large-cap equity index. Key benchmark for comparing property vs. stock market returns.

NASDAQ

US technology-heavy index. Useful for FIRE planning and buy-vs-invest comparisons.

FTSE 100

UK top 100 companies index. Reference for UK property investors comparing asset classes.

DAX

German blue-chip index. Benchmark for European equity performance vs. property.

CAC 40

French top 40 index. Reference for French property investors.

IBEX 35

Spanish main index. Relevant for Spanish property market context.

How It Works

Data Sources

Euribor rates are fetched directly from the European Central Bank (ECB) Statistical Data Warehouse API — the official source used by banks and regulators. BOE rate comes from the Bank of England public API. Equity indices come from Yahoo Finance via a CORS proxy.

Update Frequency

Rates are cached in your browser for 15 minutes to avoid overloading the APIs. The ECB publishes Euribor fixings on business days at approximately 11:00 CET. Click the Refresh button to force an immediate update at any time.

Using These Rates

Use the current Euribor 6M or 12M as the base rate in the Mortgage Stress Test to model future payment scenarios. Compare property yields against S&P 500 or NASDAQ performance in the Rental vs Invest calculator to make data-driven decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions