Daily USD Libor rate data

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ilyagood

Hi,

I need to get daily USD Libor rate data. Could someone help? I know there are a lot of resources provide one day delayed Libor rate data but it isn't what I'm looking for. It doesn’t matter paid or free resource for data.

I used to get this data from www.ransquawk.com but they stopped to publish it.

Thanks for any help.
 
Quote from ilyagood:

Ehhhh… there are one day delayed data :-(
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Well, patience is a virtue, amico... Give it a wee bit of time, will ya? The new fixing has just come out (1/2 hr ago).

If you want the fixings literally as soon as they're published, you're gonna have to get a BBG or Reuters terminal (given BBA actually licenses LIBORs, I don't think it's likely you'll find a free web source).
 
Quote from Martinghoul:

Well, patience is a virtue, amico... Give it a wee bit of time, will ya? The new fixing has just come out (1/2 hr ago).

If you want the fixings literally as soon as they're published, you're gonna have to get a BBG or Reuters terminal (given BBA actually licenses LIBORs, I don't think it's likely you'll find a free web source).
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As I told before I used to get this data from www.ransquawk.com. They publish it shortly after new fixing come out between 11:40-12:00 London time. They provided this data for long time but few weeks ago suddenly stopped. Btw, it was for free. I don't mind if it will be paid service but fee must be adequate. I don’t want pay for monstrous BBG or Reuters terminal just to get LIBOR data.

P.S. Martin, thanks a lot for trying to help me.
 
Quote from ilyagood:

As I told before I used to get this data from www.ransquawk.com. They publish it shortly after new fixing come out between 11:40-12:00 London time. They provided this data for long time but few weeks ago suddenly stopped. Btw, it was for free. I don't mind if it will be paid service but fee must be adequate. I don’t want pay for monstrous BBG or Reuters terminal just to get LIBOR data.

P.S. Martin, thanks a lot for trying to help me.
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NP, ilya...

I think this is related to the BBA cracking down. They used to be a lot more public with the LIBORs, but have become a lot more stingy/careful.
 
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