SOFR rate history


SOFR rate history

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Global Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR)

Date Values
2023-03-20 4.55
2023-03-10 4.55
2023-02-28 4.55
2023-01-31 4.31
2023-01-23 4.3
2023-01-20 4.3
2023-01-18 4.3
2023-01-17 4.31
2023-01-13 4.3
2023-01-06 4.31
2022-12-30 4.3
2022-12-16 4.32
2022-12-15 4.32
2022-12-14 3.8
2022-12-08 3.8
2022-12-05 3.81
2022-11-25 3.8
2022-11-22 3.8
2022-11-21 3.8
2022-11-18 3.8
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SOFR is an overnight, nearly risk-free rate based on transactions in the U.S. general collateral repurchase (repo) markets. SOFR is published by the NY Fed and is widely anticipated to replace the USD LIBOR as the reference rate for many floating-rate loans. SOFR is the average interest rate at which institutions can borrow US dollars overnight while posting US Treasury bonds as collateral.