Danmarks Nationalbank

​Gas, electricity and food prices have risen significantly. This is contributing to current inflation reaching a 40-year high in Denmark and many other places in the world. Danmarks Nationalbank's new projection for the Danish economy estimates that inflation will be 8.6 per cent this year, 4.3 per cent in 2023 and 1.7 per cent in 2024.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​Danmarks Nationalbank raises the current-account rate, the rate of interest on certificates of deposit and the lending rate by 0.75 percentage point with effect from 9 September 2022. In addition, the discount rate is raised by 0.65 percentage point.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In August 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 1.6 billion to kr. 531.7 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In July 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 0.5 billion to kr. 533.4 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​Danmarks Nationalbank raises the current-account rate, the rate of interest on certificates of deposit and the lending rate by 0.50 percentage point with effect from 22 July 2022.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In June 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 0.2 billion to kr. 533.8 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In May 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 1.1 billion to kr. 534.0 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In April 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 0.6 billion to kr. 535.1 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In March 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 0.7 billion to kr. 535.7 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

Danmarks Nationalbank assesses that the war will reduce GDP growth by approximately 1 percentage point and increase inflation by about 2 percentage points this year. In a new projection for the Danish economy, Danmarks Nationalbank concludes that, following gross domestic product growth of 4.1 per cent in 2021, GDP is expected to rise by 2.1 per cent this year and next year and by 1.7 per cent in 2024.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In February 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve increased by kr. 5.7 billion to kr. 536.4 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​Today all members of the ESCB, including Danmarks Nationalbank, have issued renewed Statements of Commitment to the Code.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In January 2022, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 4.4 billion to kr. 530.7 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In December, the foreign-exchange reserve increased by kr. 48.3 billion to kr. 529.8 billion. For settlement in December, Danmarks Nationalbank's net purchase of foreign exchange due to intervention in the foreign exchange market amounted to kr. 47.0 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In November 2021, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 10.4 billion to kr. 481.5 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​An increasing share of mortgage credit institutions' new loans are granted to highly indebted homeowners, especially in Greater Copenhagen and Aarhus, according to a new analysis from Danmarks Nationalbank. Danmarks Nationalbank believes that a requirement for a larger down payment and an amortisation requirement for highly indebted homeowners will contribute to a more resilient housing market.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​Danmarks Nationalbank starts publishing DESTR, Denmark Short-Term Rate, on 4 April 2022. The first publication will reflect trading activity on 1 April 2022. Thus, DESTR will be available for use in financial contracts with effect from 1 April 2022.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In October 2021, the foreign-exchange reserve decreased by kr. 9.8 billion to kr. 491.9 billion. For settlement in October, Danmarks Nationalbank's net purchase of foreign exchange due to intervention in the foreign-exhcange market amounted to kr. 1.5 billion.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​In September 2021, the foreign-exchange reserve increased by kr. 18.4 billion to kr. 501.7 billion. The increase reflects Danmarks Nationalbank's net purchase of foreign exchange for kr. 23.5 billion, and the central government's net repayment of foreign debt for kr. 5.1 billion, cf. table 1.

Danmarks Nationalbank

​Effective from 1 October 2021, Danmarks Nationalbank's current account rate, interest rate on certificates of deposit and lending rate is reduced by 0.10 percentage point.