Economic growth relies on balancing supply and demand, with investment driving growth more effectively than consumption.

According to Statistik Denmark’s annual report, Denmark’s GDP increased by 3.6% in 2024. The growth in the fourth quarter was 1.6% when adjusted for price changes and seasonal fluctuations. The ...

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SAS has published its annual report, showing an operating result of minus 1.4 billion DKK, as reported by Finans. The company also had a revenue of approximately 30 billion DKK. The result for the ...

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U.S. President Barack Obama announced America’s “pivot to Asia”– only for conflicts from Afghanistan to Ukraine to bog him ...

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Themed “Accelerating West Africa’s Sustainable Industrial Revolution for Economic Prosperity”, the event will convene market ...