Danish Central Bank Governor on Policy, Rates, Housing

The transcript discusses Denmark's economic policies, including its lack of an inflation target and reliance on a fixed exchange rate, which imports price stability from the eurozone. It explores Denmark's relationship with the euro, noting its practical membership without political decision-making power. The discussion covers global interest rates, the potential return of negative rates, and Denmark's housing market stability. Finally, it addresses the potential impact of US debt ceiling issues on the European economy.

In what ways could negative interest rates be relevant for Denmark in the future?

What are the potential risks to the Danish economy from the current issues in the US regarding the debt ceiling?