Irish still paying above-average mortgage interest

Irish mortgage holders are still paying more interest on their home loan repayments than their eurozone counterparts, new Central Bank data shows.
Irish still paying above-average mortgage interest

Latest Central Bank figures, published yesterday, show that the average interest rate on all new floating rate loan agreements for house purchase — which includes mortgage renegotiations — stood at 3.11% in July, the most recent monthly data available.

While marginally down —by 23 basis points — on a year-on-year basis, the average Irish rate is still well above the average for the wider eurozone, which stood at 1.82% in July.

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