Euribor rates rose on Friday across the three-, six- and twelve-month tenors compared with Thursday. The three-month rate climbed to 1.999% but remains beneath the six-month (2.147%) and twelve-month (2.248%) rates, preserving an upward-sloping short-term curve. The six-month Euribor is due to reset in January 2024. The moves will be watched by borrowers and lenders because they affect variable-rate loans and short-term funding costs, and they reflect evolving market expectations about near-term interest rates.