Denmark Dismisses Report It Could Consider Capital Controls
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Denmark’s government rejected a report it could consider imposing capital controls as policy makers and economists try to explain the mechanisms through which the nation’s currency regime operates.
“The government has no plans to impose restrictions on capital movements,” Sigga Nolsoee, spokeswoman for Economy Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Morten Oestergaard, said in a phone interview on Monday.