Denmark: Getting better doesn't mean being in good shape

Not the best in class across the nordics. The start of the year has proven tough. Consumers are slowly back in the game, but downside risks prevail.

Mixed outlook for business. New government, no major policy change expected.

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Denmark: Getting better doesn't mean being in good shape

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