IMF: Denmark's Economy Continues Expanding Despite Shocks; Growth Risks Skewed Downside; Inflation Seen at ~2% by End-2026
International Monetary Fund: Despite shocks, Denmark's economy continues to expand. Risks to Denmark's economic growth are tilted downward. Inflation in Denmark is projected to rise to about 2.5% by e
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IMF: Denmark's economy still expanding, but inflation to 2.5% and growth risks tilted downward
- IMF confirms ongoing expansion but highlights downside growth risks
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Published：2026-11-09 13:07:16 · Source：wallstcn · Automatically aggregated and analysed — verify against the original source.