The minority coalition of the Social Democrats and Social Liberal Party, which was weakened by the exit of the Socialist People's Party (SF) in 2014, has at most six months left in office before a general election due by September.
Since early 2015 the Nationalbank (the central bank) has come under considerable pressure to defend Denmark's fixed exchange-rate peg to the euro-its only official policy remit-amid strong upward pressure on the krone.
Recovery from the 2008-09 recession remains weak, but underlying conditions are gradually improving. Real GDP growth is forecast to accelerate modestly, from 1.1% in 2014 to 1.5% in 2015, and to an average of 1.6% in 2016-19.

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Political outlook 8

Democracy index 9

Economic policy outlook 10

Economic forecast 12

Annual data and forecast 15

Quarterly data 16

Monthly data 17

Annual trends charts 19

Monthly trends charts 20

Comparative economic indicators 21

Basic data 22

Political structure 23

Politics 24

Economy 30

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