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Australian bank bill-OIS spread (3 months)

The premium banks pay to borrow for three months over the expected cash rate.

Latest
0 bp
1 Dec 2022
Previous
3 bp
30 Nov 2022
Change
−3 bp
From the previous reading
Frequency
Daily
History from 4 Jan 2011

Calculated by Take Profits

Spread = (3-month bank bill rate − 3-month overnight indexed swap rate) × 100, same day (basis points). The inputs are the official series listed under Sources; the result is not published by the source in this form.
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Australian bank bill-OIS spread (3 months)

The premium banks pay to borrow for three months over the expected cash rate.

Bank bill-OIS spread: 0 bp on 1 Dec 2022 (previous 3 bp on 30 Nov 2022). Since 24 Oct 2016 the low was −17 bp (2 Sep 2022) and the high 63 bp (26 Jun 2018).
Bank bill-OIS spread
0 bp
1 Dec 2022 · change −3 bp
Data table
Latest observations: Australian bank bill-OIS spread (3 months)
Period Bank bill-OIS spread Source value (FIRMMBAB90D − FIRMMOIS3D)
1 Dec 2022 0 bp 3.04 − 3.04
30 Nov 2022 3 bp 3.07 − 3.04
29 Nov 2022 2 bp 3.08 − 3.06
28 Nov 2022 1 bp 3.07 − 3.06
25 Nov 2022 4 bp 3.11 − 3.07
24 Nov 2022 2 bp 3.09 − 3.07
23 Nov 2022 6 bp 3.12 − 3.06
22 Nov 2022 3 bp 3.07 − 3.04
21 Nov 2022 3 bp 3.07 − 3.04
18 Nov 2022 2 bp 3.05 − 3.03
17 Nov 2022 2 bp 3.04 − 3.02
16 Nov 2022 7 bp 3.07 − 3

About this indicator

What it measures
The 3-month bank bill rate minus the 3-month overnight indexed swap (OIS) rate. OIS reflects the cash rate expected over the three months, so the gap is mostly bank credit and funding risk.
How it is calculated
Calculated by us from RBA table F1 for each day both rates are available, in basis points (1 basis point = 0.01 percentage points).
How to read it
Usually a small positive number. It widens sharply when banks are reluctant to lend to each other, as in 2008 and March 2020.
Caveats
End-of-day rates can be affected by quarter-end and other technical factors.
Frequency
Daily
Typical release
Each business day in RBA table F1.

Sources

Recent observations

Newest first. For a calculated figure, the source value it comes from is shown beside it.

Recent observations: Australian bank bill-OIS spread (3 months)
Period Bank bill-OIS spread Source value (FIRMMBAB90D − FIRMMOIS3D) First recorded here
1 Dec 2022 0 bp 3.04 − 3.04 20 Oct 2026
30 Nov 2022 3 bp 3.07 − 3.04 20 Oct 2026
29 Nov 2022 2 bp 3.08 − 3.06 20 Oct 2026
28 Nov 2022 1 bp 3.07 − 3.06 20 Oct 2026
25 Nov 2022 4 bp 3.11 − 3.07 20 Oct 2026
24 Nov 2022 2 bp 3.09 − 3.07 20 Oct 2026
23 Nov 2022 6 bp 3.12 − 3.06 20 Oct 2026
22 Nov 2022 3 bp 3.07 − 3.04 20 Oct 2026
21 Nov 2022 3 bp 3.07 − 3.04 20 Oct 2026
18 Nov 2022 2 bp 3.05 − 3.03 20 Oct 2026
17 Nov 2022 2 bp 3.04 − 3.02 20 Oct 2026
16 Nov 2022 7 bp 3.07 − 3 20 Oct 2026
15 Nov 2022 6 bp 3.06 − 3 20 Oct 2026
14 Nov 2022 4 bp 3.03 − 2.99 20 Oct 2026
11 Nov 2022 4 bp 3.02 − 2.98 20 Oct 2026
10 Nov 2022 4 bp 3.02 − 2.98 20 Oct 2026
9 Nov 2022 6 bp 3.05 − 2.99 20 Oct 2026
8 Nov 2022 7 bp 3.06 − 2.99 20 Oct 2026
7 Nov 2022 9 bp 3.07 − 2.98 20 Oct 2026
4 Nov 2022 7 bp 3.04 − 2.97 20 Oct 2026
3 Nov 2022 8 bp 3.06 − 2.98 20 Oct 2026
2 Nov 2022 9 bp 3.06 − 2.97 20 Oct 2026
1 Nov 2022 2 bp 2.98 − 2.96 20 Oct 2026
31 Oct 2022 6 bp 3.08 − 3.02 20 Oct 2026

Revisions

We record a revision when a value we already hold changes at the source. Tracking began on 20 Oct 2026, so revisions made before then are not shown, and figures are in the source's own units.

No revisions detected

No stored value has changed since tracking began.

Australia · Financial stress

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