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Our long-term financial plan for Denmark, Together We Create Green Growth was originally published in Danish. This is an English summary of the full plan. To get in touch with our economists who did the comprehensive research and calculations for…
15.03.21
Both at home and abroad, we have seen new shutdowns resulting in further decline in economic activity. How-ever, there are signs indicating the impact will be smaller than during the first shutdown. The vaccines bring hope of a fairly rapid reopening…
11.11.20
Rising infection rates and new lockdowns all across Europe threaten to undermine the economic recovery. Therefore, DI fears that the development of Danish exports will result in the much discussed “W-shape”. The GDP of Denmark is estimated to…
11.12.19
Growth abroad – not least in Germany – has undergone a sharp decline. Danish exports, however, have so far been able to defy this and have even shown a nice increase. However, now there is evidence of Denmark being affected by a weakened economy as…
21.11.19
Currently Danish companies borrow money at historically low interest rates - and capital is available. 65 percent of the companies find that opportunities to borrow money are favorable. However, uncertainty about the world economy is holding back…