Market interest rate at which – a first-class bank – offers liquidity in EUR to another first-class institution, and – receives from the debtor as collateral the full amount of first-class government bonds or short-term government securities issued by a highly creditworthy euro area country. – Eurepo as a benchmark rate for the secured markets (repo markets) is calculated similarly to EURIBOR by reporting banks. – The difference between the two rates is the depo-repo spread. – See EU Banking Association.
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