Denmark 10-Year Government Bond Yield

Denmark 10-Year Government Bond Yield rose by 0.035% on Friday October 24, trading at 2.51% with a weekly gain of 0.04% and monthly loss of 0.07%. Rising inflation to 2.3% in September, driven by housing, utilities and transportation costs, exerted upward pressure on the Denmark 10-Year Government Bond Yield. The central bank's decision to cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 1.60% aimed to maintain monetary policy spread, potentially influencing bond yields. A historic low in central government debt, at 7.4% of GDP, reinforces fiscal prudence and contributes to a stable outlook for the Denmark 10-Year Government Bond Yield. Its 52-week high was 2.686 %, while its 52-week low was 1.764 %.