Tables
- Interest rates and share-price index
- Selected items from the Nationalbank's balance sheet
- Factors affecting the banks' and the mortgage-credit institutes' net position with the Nationalbank
- Selected items from the consolidated balance sheet of the MFI sector
- Money stock
- Selected items from the balance sheet of the banks
- Selected items from the balance sheet of the mortgage-credit institutes
- Lending to residents by the banks and the mortgage-credit institutes
- The mortgage-credit institutes' lending broken down by type
- The banks' effective interest rates
- Selected items from the balance sheet of the investment associations
- Securities issued by residents by owner's home country
- Households' financial assets and liabilities
- Companies' financial assets and liabilities
- Current account of the balance of payments
- Principal items of the balance of payments
- Portfolio investments of the balance of payments
- Denmark's international investment position
- GDP by type of expenditure
- EU-harmonized index of consumer prices (HICP) and underlying inflation (IMI)
- Selected monthly economic indicators
- Selected quarterly economic indicators
- Exchange rates
- Effective krone rate
Danmarks Nationalbank's Statistical Publications
Symbols and Sources
0 Magnitude nil or less than one half of unit employed. <… Data not available or of negligible interest.
Some of the most recent statistics may be provisional. Due to rounding-off there may be small differences between the sum of the individual figures and the totals stated.
Date of going to press: 15 December 2005.
The Tables section of this publication is thus based on more recent information than the equivalent section of the Danish edition.
Danmarks Nationalbank is the source for Tables 1-14, 16-18 and 23-24, while the Copenhagen Stock Exchange is the source for series of bond yields and the share-price index in Table 1. Statistics Denmark is the source for Tables 15 and 19-22. The calculations in Tables 20 and 24 have been made by Danmarks Nationalbank on the basis of data from Statistics Denmark and OECD.