rate.
Comparing the rate of LIBOR with the key interest rates of the central banks, traders can draw conclusions about the future prospects of a currency. For example, the LIBOR rate of 1.5% with the basic interest rate of 1.25% is normal, but at 0.5% it indicates a liquidity problem in the market. At the same time, the LIBOR rate of 0.5% with 1.5% basic rate indicates excess liquidity. As a rule, the value of currencies of countries, where banks have liquidity problems, tends to fall.