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Danish companies pay kr. 70 billion in Q1 dividends
Danmarks Nationalbank (DKNB) reports that Danish listed companies paid out kr.
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Medium-sized banks assume more risky customers, credit risk limited
An analysis by Danmarks Nationalbank finds that the migration of risky corporate customers between banks currently poses a limited risk to financial stability.
Unpredictability defines global economy, Denmark resilient
Danmarks Nationalbank Governor Signe Krogstrup stated that unpredictability has become a fundamental condition for the global economy.
Old banknotes become worthless after May 31 deadline
Danmarks Nationalbank has announced that 1000-krone and older-series banknotes will become worthless after May 31, 2026.
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Global imbalances: Private savings drive new risks
Global imbalances in trade, income, and capital flows have persisted for 30 years, widening modestly again recently.
Danish offline card payments ready for outages
Denmark's nationwide offline card payment contingency measure is largely complete, enabling citizens to pay for essentials during outages.
Artificial intelligence poised to significantly boost Danish productivity
Artificial intelligence holds significant potential to boost productivity in the Danish economy, though the extent and timing of this impact remain uncertain.
Denmark's IIP surges fivefold to record kr. 3,220 billion
Denmark's international investment position (IIP) has increased fivefold since mid-2024, reaching a record kr.
Green bond investments rise significantly in Denmark and Europe
Green bonds now constitute 7 percent of Danish investors' total bond holdings, a substantial increase from 2 percent five years ago.
Global uncertainty persists, Danish monetary policy remains neutral
Danmarks Nationalbank assesses that monetary policy and financial conditions are broadly neutral for the Danish economy, despite renewed global uncertainty from the Middle East war.