Euribor bank-to-bank lending rates continued their downward march on Friday, after the European Central Bank left rates on hold at a record low 1 percent and signalled no plans to change them any time soon. The three-month rate, traditionally the main gauge of interbank euro lending and a mix of interest rate expectations and banks' appetite for unsecured lending, fell to 0.680 percent from Thursday's all-time low of 0.682 percent.
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