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U.S. bank 3-month funding rates at 2.8046 pct-ICAP

Wed Jul 9, 2008 10:06am EDT

NEW YORK, July 9 (Reuters) - Three-month borrowing rates for U.S. banks fell to 2.8046 percent on Wednesday from 2.8054 percent on Tuesday, according to ICAP's New York Funding Rate.

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ICAP's three-month NYFR USNYFR3M= compares with a three-month dollar-denominated London interbank offered rate USD3MFSR= of 2.79188 percent.

But ICAP's one-month NYFR USNYFR1M= rose to 2.4800 percent from 2.4769 percent on Tuesday, it said. That compares with a one-month dollar-denominated Libor rate USD1MFSR= of 2.45875 percent on Wednesday. (Reporting by Richard Leong; Editing by James Dalgleish)



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