The ECB’s unexpected announcement last week that it would lower interest rates again forced the Danish central bank to reinstate a negative deposit rate to protect the Danish krone’s peg to the euro. But with the ECB likely to take the plunge into full-blown quantitative easing soon, the Nationalbank will have its work cut out to keep the krone from rising further.
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