Libor rise, driven by U.S. money market rules, seen topping near 1.0 percent

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Interest rates for banks to borrow U.S. dollars for three months are likely to rise further before topping out near 1.0 percent, unless the Federal Reserve raises interest rates by year-end, market watchers say.

Libor rise, driven by U.S. money market rules, seen topping near 1.0 percent
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