• Denmark's current account surplus is expected to be of around DKK11.5bn in January, which is not far off December's DKK12.0bn.
  
  
• The surplus is driven both by a large trade balance surplus and net income from abroad. The large current account surplus helps to explain the appreciation pressure on the DKK. 

Danske Bank notes in a report on Wednesday:

We expect the trade surplus excluding vessels and aircraft to be almost unchanged at DKK6.2bn in January against DKK6.3bn in December.