The Bank of Spain has published April official reference interest rates for variable-rate mortgage loans, with the one-year Euribor, the main benchmark for mortgages granted by Spanish credit institutions, rising to 2.747% from 2.565% in March and standing 0.604 percentage points above its level a year earlier. Across the Euribor curve, the official rates were 1.907% at one week, 1.971% at one month, 2.175% at three months, 2.454% at six months and 2.747% at one year. The five-year interest rate swap reference was 2.842%. Official €STR-based reference rates ranged from 1.933% at one week and one month to 1.975% at one year. Mibor was also 2.747%. These official rates become valid once published in the Official State Gazette, which the Bank of Spain said normally occurs a few days after dissemination. The Bank of Spain will continue to publish Mibor monthly for operations formalised before 1 January 2000, while other official series, including the 2 to 6 year public debt secondary market yield and certain average mortgage rates, are published separately or updated later in the month.