Tables

1. Interest rates and share-price index
2. Selected items from the Nationalbank's balance sheet
3. Factors affecting the banks' and the mortgage-credit institutes' net position with the Nationalbank
4. Selected items from the consolidated balance sheet of the MFI sector
5. Money stock
6. Selected items from the balance sheet of the banks
7. Selected items from the balance sheet of the mortgage-credit institutes
8. Lending to residents by the banks and the mortgage-credit institutes
9. The mortgage-credit institutes' lending broken down by type
10. The banks' effective interest rates
11. Selected items from the balance sheet of the investment associations
12. Securities issued by residents by owner's home country
13. Households' financial assets and liabilities
14. Companies' financial assets and liabilities
15. Current account of the balance of payments
16. Financial account of the balance of payments
17. Portfolio investments of the balance of payments
18. Denmark's external assets and liabilities
19. GDP by type of expenditure
20. EU-harmonized index of consumer prices (HICP) and underlying inflation (IMI)
21. Selected monthly economic indicators
22. Selected quarterly economic indicators
23. Exchange rates
24. 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: 16 October 2007.

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.