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Danmarks Nationalbank Sells DKK 2.95 Billion Across Two Bond Issues

Bids reached DKK 6.37 billion across the two auctions. Settlement is scheduled for Nov. 6.

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Danmarks Nationalbank’s headquarters stands on a Copenhagen street beneath an overcast sky. / EconoTimes.ai
Danmarks Nationalbank’s headquarters stands on a Copenhagen street beneath an overcast sky. / EconoTimes.ai

Danmarks Nationalbank sold DKK 2.95 billion in nominal Danish government bonds in its Nov. 4 auction, with investors submitting DKK 6.37 billion in bids across two maturities, the bank’s results show.

The 2.25% DGB due Nov. 15, 2035, received DKK 4.22 billion in bids. The bank sold DKK 1.85 billion at a cut-off price of 93.25. The pro rata allocation was 50%, and the annual yield was 3.12%.

For the 2.00% DGB due Nov. 15, 2028, bids totaled DKK 2.15 billion. Danmarks Nationalbank sold DKK 1.1 billion at a cut-off price of 98.445, with a 100% pro rata allocation and a 2.80% annual yield.

Settlement is scheduled for Nov. 6.

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