Libor-OIS
Libor-OIS: 264 bp (previous 264)
TED Spread: 265 bp (previous 257)
Rates used:
Libor: 351 (previous 352)
OIS: 87 (previous 88)
T-bills: 86 (previous 95)
Libor-OIS: 264 bp (previous 264)
TED Spread: 265 bp (previous 257)
Rates used:
Libor: 351 (previous 352)
OIS: 87 (previous 88)
T-bills: 86 (previous 95)
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