Nevertheless, it is likely to follow a generally stable growth path as there are likely to be effects of the authorities’ policy measures to support economic activity, although the pace of growth is expected to be somewhat reduced.
Since the introduction of the euro in 1999, Denmark has performed well outside the euro area. This is due to our long-standing stability-oriented economic policy with a focus on medium-term objectives and structural reforms, not least in the labour market. It is important that Denmark continues along this path – even if we eventually join the euro.