Danmarks Nationalbank and COVID-19 Coronavirus (COVID-19) affects the whole of society. The virus outbreak, the containment measures and the related changes in behaviour reduce economic activity. Danmarks Nationalbank's continued commitment is to ensure a robust economy in Denmark, through stable prices, safe payments and a stable financial system. Danmarks Nationalbank has taken a range of measures to support bank liquidity and financial stability. This website contains an overview of Danmarks Nationalbank's announcements related to Coronavirus. Page ContentWorking Paper: Detecting turning points in the Danish economy in real time (23 March 2021)Economic Memo: High savings during corona was driven by restrictions rather than precautionary consumers (11 February 2021)Economic Memo: The IMF's provision of insurance against balance of payments needs and how to improve it (3 February 2021)Analysis: Denmark supports the IMF's crisis response (3 February 2021)Economic Memo: How does COVID-19 affect r*? (3 December 2020)News: Increased uncertainty reduces investment appetite during covid-19 (24 November 2020)Working Paper: Uncertainty and the real economy: Evidence from Denmark (24 November 2020)Working Paper: Worker heterogeneity, selection, and employment dynamics in the face of aggregate demand and pandemic shocks (11 November 2020)Analysis: Danish Mortgage bond liquidity briefly impacted by covid-19 (10 November 2020)Analysis: Lower borrowing needs in Danish corporations compared to European during COVID-19 (27 Ocktober 2020)Working Paper: The impact of pessimistic expectations on the effects of COVID-19-induced uncertainty in the Euro Area (26 October 2020)Analysis: Payments before, during and after the corona lockdown (16 September 2020)News: Losses on dollar assets contributed to pressure on the Danish krone (3 July 2020)Economic Memo: Pressure on the Danish krone in times of crisis (3 July 2020)News: New tools for assessing the economy (1 July 2020)Economic Memo: The effects of the corona shock on the banking sector and the real economy (26 June 2020)Economic Memo: The COVID-19 crises reduces Danish growth potential (24 June 2020)Press release: It will take time for the economy to recover (17 June 2020)Analysis: Outlook for the Danish economy - Prospects of gradual economic recovery (17 June 2020)Analysis: Monetary and financial trends - Stabilisation of financial markets after COVID-19 turmoil (17 June 2020)Economic Memo: Large drop in Danish exports, but the composition might ease the fall (17 June 2020)Economic Memo: Coronavirus temporarily lowers private consumption (17 June 2020)Economic Memo: Households' disposable income is supported by compensation schemes for the corporate sector (17 June 2020)Economic Memo: Moderate setback on the housing market (17 June 2020)Analysis: Expansions do not necessarily end because of old age (15 June 2020)Working Paper: Dispersed consumption versus compressed output: assessing the sectoral effects of a pandemic (11 June 2020)Economic Memo: Worker flows and reallocation in COVID-19 exposed sectors in the Danish economy (4 June 2020)Economic Memo: Liquidity Reserves of Danish Firms: implications during the COVID-19 epidemic (4 June 2020)Statement: Danmarks Nationalbank's comments on the recommendations of the Government's expert commission (2 June 2020)Analysis: The Danish government has a good starting point to finance the expenses related to Corona (15 April 2020) Analysis: Danish and international economy hit by pandemic (3 April 2020)Press release: The coronavirus causes large but temporary downturn in Danish economy(1 April 2020)Press release: Danmarks Nationalbank announces auction of US dollar liquidity (24 March 2020)Press release: Danmarks Nationalbank and ECB reactivate swap line to provide euro liquidity (20 March 2020)Press release: Interest rate increase and expansion of lending facility (19 March 2020)Press release: Danmarks Nationalbank has established a bilateral swap agreement in dollars with the Federal Reserve (19 March 2020)Press release: Danmarks Nationalbank's interest rates unchanged and launch of extraordinary lending facility (12 March) Published 23 March 2021