Denmark’s central bank has raised its CoD rate from 1.85% to 2.10%, according to data updated on 10 September 2026. The move represents a further tightening of monetary conditions, as policymakers continue to adjust borrowing costs in response to evolving economic dynamics.
The 25 basis point increase underscores the central bank’s ongoing shift away from earlier, more accommodative settings. While no additional details were provided, the higher CoD rate will likely influence funding costs across Denmark’s financial system and could have a knock-on effect on lending rates for businesses and households.
