Has the tide turned for the Danish krone?

The recent sharp drop in the Danish krone back to its central rate against the euro suggests that the Danish Nationalbank has been successful in preserving its currency peg. But the upward pressure on the krone has not disappeared and we think that the Danish central bank still has more work to do.

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