IMF om dansk økonomi efter et besøg for at vurdere situationen i Danmark:
Risks are substantial and mostly tilted to the downside. Lower growth in advanced economies and emerging markets could slow the recovery by depressing Denmark’s geographically-dispersed exports of goods and services. A substantial interest rate rise as a result of either global financial market volatility or a rise in mortgage bond interest rates could depress consumption through higher debt service on adjustable rate mortgages or renewed decline in house prices. Alternatively, overheating pressures and overvalued asset prices could emerge if a Danish recovery is accompanied by protracted low interest rates in the euro area.
