Investing.com – Denmark stocks were lower after the close on Thursday, as losses in the , and sectors led shares lower.

After the Copenhagen close, the index fell 0.20% to a new one-month low.

AP Moeller – Maersk A/S (CSE) were the top performers during the session. They rose 1.68%, or 325.00 point to trade at 19,675.00 close. DSV Panalpina A/S, CSE:, gained 1.34% (14.00 points) to reach 1,056.50. Meanwhile, GN Store Nord (CSE 🙂 rose 1.30% to 226.80 points in late trade.

These were the worst performers of the session. Vestas Wind Systems A/S, which dropped 4.40% (or 6.82 points) to close at 148.10. Ambu A/S(CSE:), which declined 2.63 points to close at 86.90, and Orsted (CSE 🙂 fell 2.59% or 18.50 to 694.50.

The Copenhagen Stock Exchange saw falling stocks surpass advancing stock by 97 percent to 51 percent, while 12 ended the same.

Vestas wind Systems A/S (CSE) shares fell 52 weeks ago to their lowest level. The share price was 4.40%.

Crude oil was 1.07 percent higher at $106.78/barrel for June delivery. Brent oil, which was due for delivery July 12, rose 0.57%, or 0.61, to reach $108.12/barrel, while June Gold Futures fell 0.98% (or 18.23), to trade at $1.835.47 per troy.

USD/DKK increased 1.07% to 7,15. EUR/DKK was unchanged at 0.05 to 7.44.

At 104.53, the US Dollar Index Futures rose 0.63%.