The economic outlook. 2 Greece Russia 3 The deflation-ghost.

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The economic outlook

2 Greece Russia

3 The deflation-ghost

4 Super Mario is back – and now with a bazooka

5 The Euro have weakened substantially

6 The Danish case

7 UK economy booming – but there might be challenges ahead

8 Lower oil price is expansionary

9 US economy looks quite strong

10 Decent global growth Danske Bank, IMF and WEO US 2015: 3.1% 2016: 2.7% Euro land: 2015: 1.5% 2016: 2.0% Brazil 2015: 1.4% 2016: 2.2% Africa – Sub-Sahara: 2015: 5.7% 2016:6.0% China: 2015: 7.2% 2016: 6.8% Russia 2015: -1.8% 2016: -7.9% India: 2015: 6.4% 2016:6.5% UK 2015: 2.8% 2016: 2.8%

11 Low interest rates – but they might be heading up in UK and US

The Nordics

13 Danish economy is still struggling – but improvements

14 Private consumption has been under pressure in Denmark Private consumption since 2007 Macrobond

15 The house market has started to improve Prices on single family houses Macrobond

16 Imbalances are also building up in Denmark Price development across Denmark Realkreditrådet

17 The labour markets looks ok

18 Exports have been strong in Denmark Macrobond

19 We expect growth to pick up in Denmark Macrobond

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