Denmark seasonally adjusted employment rises by 2,300 in May, Lån & Spar says

• Lån og Spar analysis flagged Denmark’s seasonally adjusted employment rising by nearly 2,300 in May versus April to about 3.087 million, a record.
• Employment stood roughly 32,000 higher than a year earlier, extending an almost unbroken 64-month expansion since January 2021.
• The bank noted unemployment is edging up slowly, without yet signaling a turn in employment.
• Euro zone core inflation was described as still too high, with markets pricing 1-2 ECB rate hikes in 2H 2026.
• Housing prices were seen rising again following the 2022-23 adjustment, while Middle East tensions were cited as a key inflation risk.

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