Copenhagen — Denmark’s economy will contract less than the EU on average this year, after it eased restrictions on movement earlier than many other countries.

GDP will shrink 5.3% in 2020, the finance ministry in Copenhagen said on Tuesday, according to documents seen by Bloomberg before the official publication. By contrast, the EU is set to contract more than 7%...

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