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Statistics Denmark puts Danish inflation at 2.2 per cent, with core inflation at 1.9 per cent

Statistics Denmark reports inflation of + 2.2 per cent for September 2026, compared to the same month the year before. Core inflation, which leaves out energy and unprocessed foodstuff, is + 1.9 per cent for September 2026 on the same basis. The consumer price index follows the evolution of consumer prices for typical goods and services, and the annual change in that index is used as the measure of inflation. Statistics Denmark is the national statistical office and publishes the index monthly. Denmark is in the European Union but keeps its own currency, the krone, so Danish inflation is reported separately from the euro area figure.

Inflation: + 2.2 % September 2026 Core inflation: + 1.9 % September 2026 Published by: Statistics Denmark
Why it matters for exams: The difference between headline and core inflation, and the office that measures it, are frequently asked.
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26 October 2026 Source: Statistics Denmark

In plain words

Core inflation Inflation excluding energy and unprocessed foodstuff — It strips out the most volatile prices to show the underlying trend.

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