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Danish Economy Posts Fourth Consecutive Quarter of Growth Despite Geopolitical Headwinds

Denmark's economy expanded for the fourth consecutive quarter, driven primarily by strength in the pharmaceutical sector. The Nordic nation demonstrates resilience amid broader global uncertainty. The country's drugmakers have sustained output even as energy prices have spiked and regional tensions have created volatility across European markets. Automotive sales also contributed to the expansion, offsetting weakness elsewhere in the economy. Denmark's performance contrasts with mixed results across Europe, where some nations have absorbed steeper economic impacts from the Iran conflict. The country's pharmaceutical cluster, a cornerstone of its export economy, has proven particularly insulated from geopolitical disruption. Economists caution that sustained energy price pressures and potential supply chain complications could test Denmark's momentum in coming quarters. The current trajectory suggests the economy will continue advancing.