The cost of borrowing euros for three months in the London interbank market rose again Monday, its sixth consecutive uptick, while dollar and sterling rates fell.
Data from the Intercontinental Exchange Group, or ICE, showed the three-month dollar London Interbank Offered Rate, known as Libor, fell to 0.22485% from 0.22660% Friday.
The cost of borrowing sterling fell to 0.52781% from 0.52906%, while the cost of borrowing euros jumped to 0.32143% from Friday's 0.31143%.
