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Edition · 2026-10-11
SOFR was 3.87%, compared with IORB at 3.90%, on 8 October 2026. The SOFR–IORB difference was −3 basis points; the SOFR 99th percentile was 3.95%, or 5 basis points above IORB.
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Edition · 2026-10-11
A dated, source-linked comparison of ESAF's March and June 2026 disclosures, with editable data and original charts.
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