#52026SC02042026 EU Country Report on Denmark’s Economy and Public Finances
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This report assesses Denmark’s economic position and policy challenges for 2026. It finds that Denmark is growing faster than the EU average, mainly because of strong exports and a rapidly expanding pharmaceutical sector, while other parts of the economy are weaker. For businesses and compliance teams, the key message is that Denmark remains financially stable, with low public debt and budget surpluses, but growth is uneven. Companies should watch sector-specific exposure, labour market constraints, construction costs, and Denmark’s reliance on international trade and foreign workers.
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Key Changes
- Highlights Denmark’s uneven economic growth, with the pharmaceutical sector outperforming other parts of the economy
- Projects continued but slower GDP growth, with domestic demand expected to play a larger role in 2026 and 2027
- Confirms Denmark’s strong public finances, including budget surpluses and public debt below 30% of GDP