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Nordic Outlook
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Economic and financial trends
Thu, Jul 9 2009, 13:27 GMT
by Danske Research Team
- Denmark: Recession over, but crisis continues
- Economy set to grow in H2 09, but unemployment should keep rising - Sweden: Out of the frying pan - but not out of the woods
- Hard hit by global downturn - we do not rule out further unconventional policy measures - Norway: Off the bottom
- Weathers crisis quite well - Finland: End in sight for sharp contraction
- Exports take a beating, but tentative signs of improvement - Global: Positive feedback loop
- Global rebound could surprise on the upside
Published on Thu, Jul 9 2009, 13:33 GMT
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