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06 Oct 2026, 07:30 UTC · 1h ago
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The Riksbank's failure to fully allocate its September 29 certificate auction indicates a shift in liquidity preference among Swedish financial institutions. This shortfall may necessitate pricing adjustments for the upcoming October 9 bid procedure to attract sufficient capital.
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The Riksbank offered SEK 471.0 billion in certificates with an interest rate of 1.75% in its September 29 auction.
Priced inauction date 2026-09-29
So whatThe 28% shortfall in accepted volume suggests significant liquidity preference shifts moving into Q4.
More negative than 78% of claims this week
The Riksbank accepted total bids of SEK 340.150 billion for the September 29 certificate auction.
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Priced inauction date 2026-09-29
So whatFailure to absorb the full SEK 471bn offer may force the central bank to adjust pricing for the October 9 bid procedure.
More negative than 70% of claims this week
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