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16.06.23 • DI • Analyses
It is expected that the Danish economy is heading for a very soft landing. GDP is expected to grow by 0.6 percent in 2023 and by 1.9 percent in 2024. The high level of in-flation and increasing interest rates will, with some delay, drag down…
29.12.22 • DI • Analyses
Both production and employment have increased sharply until the third quarter of 2022. But now the trend is reversing. High prices and rising interest rates have led to widespread pessimism among consumers and have also had an impact on the optimism…
01.11.22 • DI • Analyses
International conflicts have prompted Danish businesses to increase their global engagement. Businesses want to expand primarily in the West and Asia – with the exception of China, where their interest is waning.
10.06.22 • DI • Analyses
The Danish economy began 2022 from a very high starting point, however, restrictions on production, high rate of inflation and weakened demand mean that we will see a dip during the summer. DI estimates that at the end of the year, the GDP will be…
