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The European Central Bank and Denmark's Nationalbank have both raised interest rates in response to stubbornly high inflation. The coordinated move signals a continued effort by central banks to cool price pressures across the region.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has increased interest rates, with officials indicating further hikes are possible as soon as July, in an effort to combat spreading inflation. This decision has led to concerns about economic slowdown in Brussels and divided opinions among member states, while also impacting mortgage rates and public debt.
Nationalbanken udfaser 1.000-kronesedlen. Politiken mødte nogle af dem, som brugte lørdagen på at få vekslet dem.
Denmark's National Bank has voiced concerns regarding the rising housing prices in Copenhagen and has warned against easing loan regulations for home purchases.
Denmark's National Bank reports a significant increase in highly educated foreign labor, a trend that is changing the traditional employment landscape where foreign workers typically filled service and industrial jobs.
Denmark's Nationalbank has escalated its concerns regarding Copenhagen's housing market, issuing an "orange alarm." The central bank is closely monitoring three key aspects as the housing fever contin
In its latest forecast, released on Thursday, the National Bank expects growth of 1.8 percent in 2026.
The Danish National Bank has departed from decades of tradition in how it defends the krone, leading to nervousness in the financial sector and suggesting a potential independent Danish interest rate hike could be closer.
The Danish National Bank has increased its key interest rates by 0.25 percentage points. This move follows similar actions by other central banks and will impact borrowing costs in Denmark.
To prevent long queues, Denmark's Nationalbanken has launched an online registration system for citizens to exchange 1,000 krone banknotes that will soon become worthless.
The Danish National Bank has issued a warning about potentially long queues and extended waiting times for citizens looking to exchange old banknotes, specifically 1,000-krone notes, before the upcoming deadline.
The Danish Krone reached its lowest level ever against the Euro in April, surprising economists as Danmarks Nationalbank chose not to intervene.
The Middle East conflict continues to impact the global economy, leading to potential stagflation, rising mortgage rates in the US, and lower Wall Street trading. South Korea has implemented a 12-step plan to reduce energy consumption due to surging oil prices, while Europe faces a potential gas price explosion if LNG imports from Qatar remain halted, and global fuel prices are causing concern in places like Manila.
A Nationalbanken analysis shows that more Danes are keeping cash at home, viewing it as a form of preparedness.
The Danish National Bank concludes in a new analysis that parental contributions of millions to their children's home purchases in the capital are a hidden engine behind the skyrocketing housing prices. This trend is significantly impacting the housing market.
Denmark's National Bank has issued a clear message to politicians, advising them to refrain from regulating loan rules or priority loans in the housing market to maintain financial stability.
Denmark's National Bank is reporting and taking measures to combat long queues forming as the deadline approaches for exchanging old banknotes. The bank aims to manage the influx of people seeking to exchange their currency.
The restoration of Arne Jacobsen's Nationalbank building, nearing its 50th anniversary, has turned out to be far more comprehensive and significantly more expensive than initially estimated.
Denmark's National Bank has released its latest economic prognosis, projecting an economic growth rate of 1.8 percent for 2026, while also warning against an inflation shock if politicians proceed with billions in election promises.