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RIC codes on market rates

Reuters Instrumental Codes (RIC) are unique codes used by Reuters for identifying financial instruments and indices.

RIC can be used by anyone who subscribes to news from Reuters to look up both updated numbers and historical information on different financial instruments, including market interest rates. For example, RIC for 3M NIBOR: OINOK3MD.

Below you will find an overview of different RIC codes for market interest rates in different currencies and fixing times.

Disclaimer: The day-to-day market rates may vary for different products, and the codes can be object for changes.

Currencies and interest rate setting

Abbreviations used in the table

IPS – Individual Pricing Source

ON – Overnight

TN – Tomorrow Next

BN – Back Next

SN – Spot next

Bid - buyer’s price

Ask – seller’s price

Day-to-day market interest rates in different currencies

Foreign exchange

Value code

RIC bid

RIC ask

Reuters page

Fixing time

USD

BN

USDSOFR=*

USDSOFR=

USDSOFR

14:00 CET

EUR

BN

EUROSTR=

EUROSTR=*

EUROSTR

08:00 CET

GBP

ON

SONIAOSR=**

SONIAOSR=

SONIA

09:00 local time

SEK

TN

STISEKTNDFI=*

STISEKTNDFI=

SIOR=

11:00 CET

CHF

ON

SARONON = R*

SARONON = R

SARON

18:00 CET

AUD

ON

AUCASHT=RBAA*

AUCASHT=RBAA

RBA30

Not available

JPY

ON

JPYOISONZ = R*

JPYOISONZ=R

JPYOISONZ=R

10:00 a.m. local time

DKK

BN

DESTR=DKNA

DESTR=DKNA

DESTR=DKNA

10:00 p.m.CET

CAD

BN

BOCREPOAVG=*

BOCREPOAVG=

CORRA=

09:00 a.m. local time*

NZD

ON

NZCASH=RBNZ

NZCASH=RBNZ

RBNZ02

Not available

HKD

ON

HIHKDOND=

HIHKDOND=

HIBOR=

11:00 local time

ZAR

TN

ZARTND=

ZARTND=

IPS

02:00 p.m.

CZK

ON

PRICZKOND=*

PRICZKOND=

PRIBOR=

11:10 a.m.

PLN

ON

WIPLNOND=

WIPLNOND=

WIBOR=

11:00 a.m.

HUF

ON

BUHUFOND=*

BUHUFOND=

BUBOR=

11:00 a.m.

SGD

BN

SORA=MAST*

SORA=MAST

SORA

09:00 local time

BHD

ON

MBHDOND=

MBHDOND=

IPS

02:00 p.m.

ILS

ON

TELILSOND=*

TELILSOND=

TELBOR01

11:45 local time

TRY

ON

.TLREF*

.TLREF

.TLREF

4.00 pm local time

AED

TN

AEDTND=

AEDTND=

IPS

02:00 p.m.

RON

ON

RORONOND=

RORONOND=

ROBOR=

11:00 local time

SAR

TN

SARTND=

SARTND=

IPS

02:00 p.m.

QAR

ON

QAROND

QAROND

IPS

02:00 p.m.

MAD

TN

MADTND=

MADTND=

IPS

02:00 p.m.

* Adjusted for spread (the difference between bid and ask)

**GBP, from 24 April 2021: SONIA (Sterling Overnight Index Average) is administered by the Bank of England and is published at 9 am the next working day in London.

The table was last updated in April 2025

Norwegian interest rates

Nowa is the abbreviation for the interest rate on unsecured overnight loans in Norwegian kroner

NOWA

Nowa (Norwegian Overnight Weighted Average) is the interest rate on unsecured overnight loans in Norwegian kroner between active banks in the Norwegian overnight market. Nowa is based on actual transactions, reported via Norges Bank’s money market data reporting (RPD). Nowa, all Norwegian banking days are calculated and will be published the following day.

Get updated information about NOWA on Norges Bank’s website.

Interest rate setting - market making FAQ

What is the definition of day-to-day money rate?

What is the definition of day-to-day money rate?

Day-to-Day money rate or the overnight rate, is a standardised and neutral interest rate fixing for the individual currency type. The rate is quoted daily at fixed times in the market for the currency in question.

If the bank uses a different source, this will represent a rate that is published, and which is generally used in the market for the currency type in question. For currencies where there is no official fixing or well-developed market for interest rates, the bank is obliged to set the rate itself.

See summary on this page, or here.

How often are day-to-day money rates changed?

How often are day-to-day money rates changed?

Day-to-Day money rates, or overnight rates, are changed daily, provided it is a banking day for the currency in question.

What do SPREAD, BID and ASK mean in relation to interest rates?

What do SPREAD, BID and ASK mean in relation to interest rates?

BID is the rate the bank is willing to pay for a deposit for a given time period. ASK is the rate at which the bank is willing to lend money/make a deposit in another bank for a given time period. The difference between BID and ASK for the same time period is called the SPREAD.

What is a RIC code?

What is a RIC code?

RIC is an abbreviation for “Reuters Instrumental Code”. A RIC code is a unique code that Reuters uses to identify market data. The code can be used by anyone who subscribes to news from Reuters to find the latest updated figures and historical information. For example, the RIC for 3M NIBOR is OINOK3MD=

What benefits does the customer get from the reference rate?

What benefits does the customer get from the reference rate?

The reference rate is set neutrally (DNB has no effect on it). The customers may look up this interest rate daily, as well as extract lists of historical interest rates. The reference rate will be more stable over time.

What is public fixing?

What is public fixing?

Every banking day, in most countries with a well-developed interest rate market, a selected panel of banks quote interest rates for different time periods. These interest rates are called a “Day-to-day money rate” or “overnight rate”. Based on the interest rates provided by the banks, the panel calculates an interest rate for each of the different time periods, which then becomes the average interbank interest rate in the currency in question. For example, for the USD, the fixed-income interest rates are called EFFR.

Here is an overview of day-to-day money rates in different currencies/countries.

Which currencies can have a day-to-day money rate?

All currencies can be connected to the Day-to-Day money rate in principle, but not all are connected to a public fixing on a daily basis in the individual foreign exchange markets.

See the overview of day-to-day money rates here

What is Thomson Reuters?

What is Thomson Reuters?

Thomson Reuters is an international news agency. Currently almost all news organisations subscribe to services that provide financial information. Reuters Kobra 3000 is used to find news updates, continuously updated interest rates and foreign exchange rates and to obtain historical information from public financial information.

What financial impact come into effect if you switch sources of overnight rates?

What financial impact come into effect if you switched sources of overnight rates?

Changing the source and times/dates for fixing has no financial impact long term, not for the bank nor the customer.

Where will I find the basis for the overnight rate if I don’t have Reuters?

Where is the basis for the overnight rate found?

The basis is available on public websites in the different countries, normally on the national central banks’ websites. Here are a few examples:

USD: https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/openmarket.htm

EUR: http://www.euribor-rates.eu/

SEK: http://www.riksbank.se/sv/Rantor-och-valutakurser/Sok-rantor-och-valutakurser/

GBP/ Sonia Interest Rate Benchmark SONIA is administered by the Bank of England and is published at 09:00 the following working day in London.

JPY Bank of Japan calculates and publishes TONAR. Click here for Bank of Japan: TONAR (English)

CHF: Swiss Average Rate Overnight (SARON) is an average of overnight rates that refer to Swiss francs CHF. Click here.

NZD: RBNZ OCR - Reserve Bank of New Zealand Official Cash Rate. RBNZ OCR - observations