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Go to Home PagePress release | March 2015
The monetary policy environment bodes well for the Nordic countries. – The economic outlook for the euro area will benefit the Nordic countries, which are all small open economies quite reliant on foreign trade, says Nordea’s Chief Economist Helge J. Pedersen.
In Unconventional times, several pages are devotes to the Nordic central banks and their new monetary policies:
The globalised world economy forced Sweden and Denmark to act unconventionally, explains Pedersen: – In neither of these countries do real economic developments call for interest rates in negative territory. This illustrates the monetary policy challenges that small economies face in a globalised world, no matter what their monetary policy regime is.
In the report, Nordea’s economists also provide their outlook on the Norwegian and Finnish economies:
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Nordea Asset Management (AuM 174 bn EUR*), is part of the Nordea Group, the largest financial services group in Northern Europe (AuM 262 bn EUR*). The business area offers Global investors exposure to a broad range of investment funds via its active distributors, which include banks, asset managers, independent financial advisors and insurance companies.
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*31.12.2014