Danmarks Nationalbank
Harr flags global uncertainty, fragmentation, inflation
Thomas Harr, Chief Economist at Danmarks Nationalbank, presented on global macro trends at the Experian Innovation Summit.
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House prices, global tensions elevate financial stability risks
Danmarks Nationalbank's biannual financial stability analysis highlights intensified risks from global uncertainty and markedly rising house prices in Denmark.
May 31 deadline for invalid banknotes, DKK 21.1bn collected
Danmarks Nationalbank announces that Sunday, May 31, 2026, is the final day to exchange invalid 1000-krone and older banknotes.
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Foreign workers increasingly fill knowledge-intensive jobs
Foreign labor plays an increasingly important role in the Danish economy, with around one in seven employed persons of foreign origin in 2024.
Danmarks Nationalbank details climate footprint indicators
Danmarks Nationalbank has published a comprehensive methodology document for its climate-related indicators.
Pension sector curbs stock purchases in first quarter
Danish insurance and pension companies significantly reduced their stock purchases in the first quarter of 2026, acquiring kr. 13 billion in equities.
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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.
Danish companies pay kr. 70 billion in Q1 dividends
Danmarks Nationalbank (DKNB) reports that Danish listed companies paid out kr. 70 billion in dividends during the first quarter of 2026.
Average Danish card payment holds at kr. 273
The average value of a card payment in Denmark stands at kr. 273, a figure that has remained broadly stable over an extended period.
Danish mortgage rates rise after Middle East war
Danish mortgage rates have increased following the outbreak of the war in the Middle East.
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.