Denmark’s economy set to pick up on stronger pharmaceutical output

Denmark's economy is expected to pick up as a result of increased production from the country's pharmaceutical sector. The country's central bank forecasts GDP growth of 4 percent for 2026, an upward revision from 1.8 percent in March.

The central bank also notes that the country's inflation has risen as a consequence of the Iran war, but in the longer term, higher energy prices should have a limited impact.