RESULT OF RIKSBANK REVERSED AUCTIONS SEK GOVERNMENT BONDS

Sveriges Riksbank

Fri, Oct 22, 2021, 4:07 AM1 min read

Auction date	2021-10-22
Loan	1062
Coupon	0.125 %
ISIN-code	SE0013935319
Maturity	2031-05-12
Tendered volume, SEK mln	750 +/- 400
Volume offered, SEK mln	1,800
Volume bought, SEK mln	750
Number of bids	6
Number of accepted bids	3
Average yield	0.375 %
Lowest accepted yield	0.372 %
Highest yield	0.391 %
% accepted at lowest yield	60.00

Auction date	2021-10-22
Loan	REGS (GREEN)
Coupon	0.125 %
ISIN-code	XS2226974504
Maturity	2030-09-09
Tendered volume, SEK mln	250 +/- 150
Volume offered, SEK mln	350
Volume bought, SEK mln	250
Number of bids	7
Number of accepted bids	5
Average yield	0.298 %
Lowest accepted yield	0.288 %
Highest yield	0.308 %
% accepted at lowest yield	100.00

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