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Denmark nears normality, but the pigs are porkier

The Danish economy made a weak start to the year, but the fact that the economy has now almost fully re-opened means that output is likely to come roaring back in the second quarter. The KOF Economic Barometer from Switzerland is the main data release of note next week; having rocketed into orbit in April, we would not be surprised to learn that the indicator dropped back a touch in May.

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