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Danish krone Deviations from ERM bilateral central rates ( daily data

III Exchange rate developments Table 8 ( a ) Denmark Exchange rate stability ( b ) Key indicators of exchange rate pressure for the Danish krone Chart 5 Danish krone Deviations from ERM bilateral central rates Table 9 Danish krone Measures of the real effective exchange rate vis vis ERM Member States Table 10 Denmark External developments

The Danish krone also continued to trade close to its central rate in 2005 .

The Danish krone has been participating in the ERM for much longer than two years .

Turning to other European currencies , the euro experienced an appreciation against the pound sterling , the Swiss franc and , more substantially , the Norwegian krone , while it was broadly unchanged against the Swedish krona and the Danish krone .

Danish krone Measures of the real effective exchange rate vis vis ERM Member States ( monthly data

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The Danish krone , the Estonian kroon , the Cyprus pound , the Latvian lats , the Lithuanian litas , the Maltese lira and the Slovenian tolar were very stable against the euro in 2006 .

The main factors underlying this trend were the comparatively low rates of inflation , the relative stability of the Danish krone s exchange rate and the improvement in the fiscal position .

Table 10 Developments in ERM II The Danish krone , the Estonian kroon , the Cyprus pound , the Lithuanian litas and the Maltese lira were stable against the euro in 2007 and traded continuously at , or very close to , their central rates .

Denmark continued to be a member of ERM II , maintaining a narrow fluctuation band for the Danish krone against the euro ( see Chapter IV ) .

With regard to the terms of entry into ERM II , it should be feasible to take into account country ECB Annual Report 1999

During 2003 the Danish krone remained very close to its central parity in ERM II , holding a level marginally above its central rate .

Overall , the Danish economy conveys the impression of having achieved more sustainable growth in 2000 , with reduced risks of overheating and a more balanced composition of demand than in previous years . Price developments in 2000 were mainly affected by large oil and import price increases , in addition to effects from higher energy taxation and food and public services prices .

The monetary policy strategy of Danmarks Nationalbank implies that monetary policy is geared towards stabilising the exchange rate of the Danish krone vis à vis the euro .

Growth in private consumption remained buoyant owing to accelerating gains in house prices , continued increases in employment and vigorous credit expansion .

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Long term interest rates have been on a broadly declining trend since the early 1990s ( see Chart 6a ) .

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During 2004 three more currencies , those of Estonia , Lithuania and Slovenia , entered the exchange rate mechanism II ( ERM II ) , which was previously composed of its anchor , the euro , and the Danish krone .

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In ERM II the Danish krone traded close to its central parity , while the currencies that entered ERM II on 28 June 2004 ( the Estonian kroon , the Lithuanian litas and the Slovenian tolar ) either moved in a very narrow range or were unchanged relative to their central parity against the euro .

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The krone remained stable in 2001 ( see Chart 28 ) , holding a level marginally stronger than its central rate of DKK 7.46038 for most of the year .

In the days which followed , the tensions affecting the Danish krone were successfully subdued in the wake of a rise in official interest rates , co ordinated intervention and a reduction in German interest rates .

This experience of generally low inflation reflects a number of important policy choices , most notably the orientation of monetary policy towards keeping the exchange rate of the Danish krone stable vis vis the strongest ERM currencies .

Further to this decision on the euro central rates , the ECB , Danmarks Nationalbank and the Bank of Greece establish by common accord the compulsory intervention rates for the Danish krone and the Greek drachma .

Further to this decision on the euro central rates , the ECB , Danmarks Nationalbank and the Bank of Greece establish by common accord the compulsory intervention rates for the Danish krone and the Greek drachma .

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