Euro Area: ECB Interest Rate - Deposit Facility Rate

Macro

2026-06-11

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The Eurozone Deposit Facility Rate (DF) is one of the three key interest rates set and announced by the European Central Bank (ECB). This rate, opposite to the marginal lending rate, is the interest paid by the ECB to banks for depositing their excess funds with the central bank.

The ECB holds eight interest rate decisions annually.

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European Central Bank (Choice)
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Monthly
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According to the latest data, the Eurozone deposit facility rate in June 2026 remained flat at 2.25%, unchanged from the previous value. Although external consensus indicates that the ECB only officially announced a rate hike in June, based on existing data, the indicator had already reached this level at the beginning of the second quarter; this move aims to fend off the spillover of energy and services inflation brought by Middle East geopolitical risks.

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AI Data Insight

According to the latest data, the Eurozone deposit facility rate in June 2026 remained flat at 2.25%, unchanged from the previous value. Although external consensus indicates that the ECB only officially announced a rate hike in June, based on existing data, the indicator had already reached this level at the beginning of the second quarter; this move aims to fend off the spillover of energy and services inflation brought by Middle East geopolitical risks.

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Description

The Eurozone Deposit Facility Rate (DF) is one of the three key interest rates set and announced by the European Central Bank (ECB). This rate, opposite to the marginal lending rate, is the interest paid by the ECB to banks for depositing their excess funds with the central bank.

The ECB holds eight interest rate decisions annually.

Published by
European Central Bank (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
Next Update
Hashtags