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Denmark’s success complicates monetary policy

Denmark’s economy has been among the fastest-growing since the pandemic and, although growth will slow in the coming months, we expect it to continue outperforming the euro-zone. Nonetheless, the DNB will probably keep its policy rates below those of the ECB in order to discourage capital inflows.

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