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CRE debt refinancing requirements increase across Europe & UK
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by | Oct 13, 2023

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CRE debt refinancing requirements increase across Europe & UK
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by | Oct 13, 2023

In September, the ECB raised its key interest rates for a 10th consecutive time, taking the deposit rate to a record high of 4.00% from a historic low of minus 0.50% in just over a year, but economists believe that this was the last increase in 2023.


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Dr Nicole Lux, COO, FinLoop.com

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