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# How far out do BlueGamma's curves go?

SONIA curves go out to 70 years, SOFR, Fed Funds, ESTR and 12M EURIBOR to 60 years, and most other markets to 10 to 40 years. Maximum tenor for every index.

SONIA curves extend to 70 years; SOFR, Fed Funds, ESTR and 12M EURIBOR to 60 years; and most other markets to between 10 and 40 years. The table below lists the longest tenor available for each index. Swap rates and forward curves can be requested for any maturity up to this point.

Note: the longest tenors on a curve can extend beyond the last widely traded maturity in that market. Where that is the case, the long end of the curve is extrapolated from the last available market quotes.

| Currency | Index           | Maximum Tenor |
| -------- | --------------- | ------------- |
| AED      | 12M EIBOR       | 10Y           |
| AED      | 1M EIBOR        | 10Y           |
| AED      | 3M EIBOR        | 10Y           |
| AED      | 6M EIBOR        | 10Y           |
| AUD      | 1M BBSW         | 40Y           |
| AUD      | 1M BBSY         | 40Y           |
| AUD      | 3M BBSW         | 35Y           |
| AUD      | 3M BBSY         | 35Y           |
| AUD      | 6M BBSW         | 30Y           |
| AUD      | 6M BBSY         | 30Y           |
| AUD      | AONIA           | 40Y           |
| BRL      | CDI             | 5Y            |
| CAD      | 3M CDOR         | 40Y           |
| CAD      | CORRA           | 30Y           |
| CHF      | 1M CHF-LIBOR    | 19Y           |
| CHF      | 6M CHF-LIBOR    | 30Y           |
| CHF      | SARON           | 40Y           |
| CLP      | TNA             | 20Y           |
| CNY      | 7D REPO         | 10Y           |
| COP      | IBR             | 15Y           |
| CZK      | 3M PRIBOR       | 30Y           |
| CZK      | 6M PRIBOR       | 30Y           |
| DKK      | 12M CIBOR       | 30Y           |
| DKK      | 1M CIBOR        | 30Y           |
| DKK      | 3M CIBOR        | 30Y           |
| DKK      | 6M CIBOR        | 30Y           |
| DKK      | CITA            | 30Y           |
| DKK      | DESTR           | 30Y           |
| EUR      | 12M EURIBOR     | 60Y           |
| EUR      | 1M EURIBOR      | 50Y           |
| EUR      | 3M EURIBOR      | 50Y           |
| EUR      | 6M EURIBOR      | 50Y           |
| EUR      | ESTR            | 60Y           |
| GBP      | 1M GBP-LIBOR    | 3Y            |
| GBP      | 3M GBP-LIBOR    | 60Y           |
| GBP      | 6M GBP-LIBOR    | 60Y           |
| GBP      | SONIA           | 70Y           |
| HKD      | 1M HIBOR        | 15Y           |
| HKD      | 3M HIBOR        | 30Y           |
| HKD      | 6M HIBOR        | 15Y           |
| HKD      | HONIA           | 15Y           |
| HUF      | 3M BUBOR        | 20Y           |
| HUF      | 6M BUBOR        | 30Y           |
| ILS      | 3M TELBOR       | 20Y           |
| ILS      | SHIR            | 20Y           |
| INR      | Overnight MIBOR | 10Y           |
| JPY      | 3M JPY-LIBOR    | 40Y           |
| JPY      | 3M TIBOR        | 40Y           |
| JPY      | 6M JPY-LIBOR    | 40Y           |
| JPY      | 6M TIBOR        | 40Y           |
| JPY      | TONAR           | 40Y           |
| KRW      | 91D CD          | 20Y           |
| MXN      | TIIEON          | 20Y           |
| MYR      | 3M KLIBOR       | 15Y           |
| NOK      | 3M NIBOR        | 30Y           |
| NOK      | 6M NIBOR        | 30Y           |
| NOK      | NOWA            | 30Y           |
| NZD      | 1M BKBM         | 30Y           |
| NZD      | 3M BKBM         | 20Y           |
| NZD      | NZONIA          | 30Y           |
| NZD      | OCR             | 30Y           |
| PLN      | 3M WIBOR        | 30Y           |
| PLN      | 6M WIBOR        | 30Y           |
| PLN      | POLONIA         | 30Y           |
| SAR      | 3M SAIBOR       | 10Y           |
| SEK      | 3M STIBOR       | 30Y           |
| SEK      | 6M STIBOR       | 30Y           |
| SEK      | STINA           | 30Y           |
| SEK      | SWESTR          | 30Y           |
| SGD      | SORA            | 40Y           |
| THB      | THOR            | 20Y           |
| TRY      | 3M TRYIBOR      | 15Y           |
| TWD      | 3M TAIBOR       | 10Y           |
| USD      | 1M USD-LIBOR    | 30Y           |
| USD      | 3M USD-LIBOR    | 50Y           |
| USD      | 6M USD-LIBOR    | 30Y           |
| USD      | Fed Funds       | 60Y           |
| USD      | SOFR            | 60Y           |
| ZAR      | 3M JIBAR        | 30Y           |
| ZAR      | ZARONIA         | 30Y           |

For the earliest available date for each index, see [How far back does BlueGamma's data go?](/documentation/reference/how-far-back-does-bluegammas-data-go.md)


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