Interbank Exchange Rate
The wholesale currency exchange rate at which major commercial banks trade foreign currencies with each other.
Detailed Definition
The interbank rate is the wholesale foreign exchange rate quoted between major financial institutions and central banks for large-volume transactions. It forms the official benchmark from which retail, travel, and commercial trade rates are derived.
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