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Danish financial infrastructure secure, cyber threats demand vigilance
Danmarks Nationalbank's 2025 oversight report concludes that the Danish financial infrastructure is secure, efficient, and stable.
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Danish mortgage rates rise after Middle East war
Danish mortgage rates have increased following the outbreak of the war in the Middle East.
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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.
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Unpredictability defines global economy, Denmark resilient
Danmarks Nationalbank Governor Signe Krogstrup stated that unpredictability has become a fundamental condition for the global economy.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.