Danish stocks up for 4th straight day

On the seventh consecutive day since a rebound, the Danish stock market Tuesday continued to prosper, with the C25 index ending in a 2.3 percent surge, marking its fourth consecutive day of gains. The index had suffered due to unpredictable tariff messages from President Trump, but the sentiment turned positive last Thursday. Noteworthy is Danish company DSV’s stock jump of 9.3 percent following approval for the acquisition of German DB Schenker. The C25, comprising 25 of the most traded stocks on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange, saw companies like NKT and Rockwool performing well. Global markets have been fluctuating with Trump’s tariff announcements, sparking recession fears. However, following Trump’s recent halt on tariff plans for 90 days, markets including the C25 witnessed significant rises, although C25’s full recovery from a 20 percent drop remains incomplete.