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COPENHAGEN: Denmark's foreign exchange reserves fell to 452.9 billion Danish crowns ($67.85 billion) in April from 454.1 billion crowns at the end of March, the central bank said on Thursday.
The central bank said it did not intervene in the foreign exchange market last month.
It uses foreign exchange reserves as a tool to control the rate of the Danish crown, which is pegged to the euro.
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