COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark's political and central banking establishment is uniting in a campaign to kill speculation that the country might follow Switzerland in scrapping a currency link to the ...

The Danish married their currency to the euro. Danish rhetoric sounds Swiss. Wasting the country's assets. Free markets rule -- the cap will disappear. Back on January 15 when the Swiss National Bank ...

This is from the Financial Times today: "Germany is using a "grossly undervalued" euro to exploit the US and its EU partners, Donald Trump's top trade adviser has said in comments that are likely to ...

Richard Milne writes about economic problems in Denmark and the ensuing political problems for the country’s center-left coalition: Denmark was the hardest hit of the Nordic countries by the financial ...

Denmark’s central bank scrambled to defend its currency peg Thursday, cutting its benchmark interest rate for the fourth time in less than three weeks. The krone’s peg to the euro has been under ...

Denmark sold short-term debt Monday for the first time in two months, in an apparent sign that a period of intense pressure on the country’s currency peg is easing. A plunge in the value of the euro ...

LONDON — Denmark's central government paid back the entirety of all its foreign currency loans for the first time in "at least 183 years," the country's central bank said on Monday. "On 20 March 2017, ...

The September 28 referendum in Denmark on adoption of the euro was the continent's first ever plebiscite on the European single currency. In over a 90 percent turnout, Danes opted to keep the krone by ...