Economic activity in Denmark appears to have clawed back about one-third of its virus-related fall since the government started to ease restrictions in mid-April, with activity probably about 7.5% below ‘normal’ levels. At face value, the Danish experience suggests that activity in the euro-zone may be just 85-90% of pre-crisis levels once the bulk of the restrictions have been lifted.
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