Danske Bank in the news

The document analyzes the Federal Reserve's likely rate hike by year-end due to inflation concerns and the European Central Bank's expected tightening bias despite recent dovish statements, alongside rising European bond yields.

Danske Bank reports that European diesel prices surged due to accelerated IEA oil stock releases and Strait of Hormuz disruptions, while oil prices remain above $102 amid US considerations of strikes against Iran.

Danske Bank raised its price target for Asmodee to 195 kronor and reiterated its buy rating.

Deutsche Bank raised Danske Bank's price target to 423 Danish kroner from 409, while reiterating its Buy rating.

Danske Bank is training 10,000 employees in an internal AI event this week.

Danske Bank A/S has reported transactions by managerial personnel, specifically APMH Invest A/S selling shares as part of a share buy-back program.

Goldman Sachs raised its price target for Danske Bank to 425 Danish kroner from 395, while reiterating a neutral rating.

US equities hit new record highs, underpinned by a valuation reset and the primary driver of future nominal earnings growth.

MobilePay is rebranding to Vipps with a new icon and name across the Nordics, unifying the mobile payment service while retaining its core functionality and ownership structure.

MobilePay in Denmark and Finland will unify its name and logo with Vipps across the Nordics starting January 12th, while retaining its blue color and existing functionalities.

Danske Bank started covering Emilshus, giving it a buy rating and a SEK 53 price target.

Marjo Grandell, who held leadership roles like global head of distribution at Danske Bank AM, has left the bank after almost a decade.

Equities surged on Monday, led by the Nasdaq's record high, despite rising long-term yields and an unusual sector mix.

SB1 Markets upgraded Danske Bank's rating to 'Buy' from 'Neutral' and increased its target price to DKK 410.

Danske Bank Asset Management and Danica implement responsible investment guidelines for commodity exposures, focusing on diversified, indirect financial instruments while addressing sustainability and risk management.

Danske Bank is reducing fees for children's savings investments, as a significant portion of these funds are in low-interest cash accounts losing value due to inflation.

Danske Bank reduced its target price for Ericsson to 110 kronor from 115 kronor while maintaining a 'buy' rating.

Global equities showed resilience against rising bond yields, with tech and cyclicals outperforming, driven by a strong earnings growth cycle.

Danske Bank lowered its price target for Norwegian Air Shuttle to 13 Norwegian kroner while reiterating a hold rating.

Danske Bank provided an update on its share buy-back programme for week 40 of 2026, detailing transactions and the accumulated percentage of own shares.