Denmark’s currency reserves increased in January 2026, reaching 673.90B, up from 651.10B recorded in December 2025. The figures point to a continued strengthening of the country’s reserve position at the start of the year.
The latest data, updated on 3 February 2026, indicate a notable month-on-month rise in reserves, suggesting sustained support for Denmark’s external financial buffers and its capacity to manage currency market conditions. Market participants and policymakers will be watching upcoming releases to see whether this January increase marks the beginning of a longer-term build-up in reserves over 2026.
