Statistics Denmark News
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Danes, the most indebted people in the world, are losing their appetite for credit.
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The latest set of Danish housing data don’t support estimates that the market is in a recovery phase, according to Danske Bank A/S, the country’s largest lender.
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Danish opposition to joining the euro rose to a record high as the currency bloc’s debt crisis made voters favor the krone, according to a poll published by Danske Bank A/S.
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Danish opposition to joining the euro rose to a record high as the single currency bloc’s debt crisis made voters favor the krone, according to a poll published by Danske Bank A/S.
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Danish voters now regard the euro with more scepticism than at any time since the single currency’s introduction in 1999 as the crisis in southern Europe enters its fourth year.
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When Swedish Trade Minister Ewa Bjoerling visited China in September, she took executives from fashion retailers Lindex AB and Gina Tricot AB to talk about selling more in China, a country better known for exporting clothing.
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Following is a summary of the September wholesale prices report from Statistics Denmark in Copenhagen:
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Denmark’s economy unexpectedly contracted for a second quarter, joining bail-out-reliant Portugal as the only other European nation in a recession, after consumers in the Nordic nation reduced spending.
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Denmark’s housing market is past the deepest point in its slump and the key triggers for a recovery are now in place, central bank Deputy Governor Per Callesen said.
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Following is a summary of the August wholesale prices report from Statistics Denmark in Copenhagen:
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