UAE interbank rates hit 7-year low; seen falling

Capital inflows into the UAE, boosted by unrest in Bahrain, brought interbank offered rates to a seven-year low yesterday as liquidity stayed high in the Gulf Arab state’s banking sector.

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Source: Gulf Times

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