Copenhagen Stock Exchange

The Nasdaq Copenhagen (CSE) was founded in 2014 and has become a leading exchange for Danish securities in Denmark. It was established following a merger between O M AB and HEX plc. The exchange lists company shares, fixed income tools, and derivatives. It uses an advanced electronic ordering system that sustainably manages order matching.

The exchange teams up with other exchanges such as Stockholm, Iceland, and Helsinki and it is a subsidiary of OMX Exchange Group, a member of NASDAQ. The investors are allowed to trade in a variety of securities, including the futures and options using the C20 Index as the principal asset.

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Latest Copenhagen Stock Exchange News

Maersk Stock Price Plunges On Earnings Miss and Coronavirus Warnings

Shares of the shipping giant Maersk plunged today on the earnings miss and warnings that the coronavirus outbreak will impact the company’s earnings this year. As a result, the Maersk stock price closed nearly 4% lower today. “Weekly container vessel calls at key Chinese ports were significantly down compared to last year during the last...

Maersk says its financial performance is expected to take a hit amidst the Coronavirus outbreak

The Danish shipping giant, Maersk, said on Thursday that its earnings in fiscal 2020 could take a hit due to the recent outbreak of Coronavirus in China. The company also highlighted that the ongoing economic slowdown and the previously flared trade tensions between the U.S and China have already kept the shipping industry weighed that is...

Novo Nordisk says insulin prices are expected to remain under pressure in 2020

Danish multinational pharmaceutical company known for its diabetes drug, Novo Nordisk, announced on Wednesday that 2020 is likely to see slower growth in its business as compared to the previous year. The company also stated that the prices for Insulin in the United States are expected to keep under pressure this year. Nordisk has a reput...