Libor is London Inter-bank Offer Rate and Libid is London Inter-bank Bid Rate. Libor is always higher than Libid. If banks use Libor to lend (ask) and Libid to buy (bid) how come that while one bank expects to get a higher rate while lending hope to get a lower rate while borrowing? While one bank buys the other sells; while it is a bid rate to one it is offer rate to the other! How is it that this market function? Is it because the bid rate is expected to decrease within a day and the offer rate expected to increase simultaneously to keep-up with the margins in the inter-bank market?
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It is normally higher than the US prime interest rate.
"2% above Libor" would mean a percentage that is 2 percent more than the Libor rate. You would have to get the current rates (there are different rates for different conditions), add 2%, and then compare.
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Odd numbers are always higher than even numbers . And even numbers are easier to add than odd numbers for some people .