Investing.com – Denmark stocks were higher after the close on Monday, as gains in the , and sectors led shares higher.

Copenhagen closed with a gain of 0.58%.

Carlsberg (CSE:) and Carlsberg A/S were the top performers during the session. They rose by 2.28%, or 23.5 points, to trade at 10544.0 at the closing. Meanwhile, Novo Nordisk A/S B (CSE 🙂 increased 1.48% (or 11.1) points to reach 762.1. Meanwhile, Demant A/S /CSE : was up 1.33%/4.2 points at 319.5 in the late trade.

They were also the session’s worst performers Danske Bank CSE: A/S, which dropped 2.31% (or 2.6 points) to trade at 110.2 by the close. ISS A/S CSE: fell 2.12% or 2.55 point to close at 117.65 Pandora The A/S (CSE 🙂 fell 1.79% (15.4 points) to 844.0

The Copenhagen Stock Exchange saw falling stocks surpass advancing stock by 96 percent to 63 percent, and the 12th ended unaffected.

Novo Nordisk shares in Novo Nordisk class B (CSE 🙂 rose to five-year highs, up 1.48% and 11.1 to 752.1.

Crude oil was 0.25 percent lower at $71.42/barrel for January delivery. Brent oil, which was due for delivery on February 1, fell 0.45% (0.34) to reach $74.81/barrel, and the February Gold Futures contract rose by 0.28% (5.05), to trade at $1789.85/ton.

USD/DKK was at 6.5837 with a 0.2% increase, and EUR/DKK at 7.4358 with a 0.02% rise.

At 96.250, the US Dollar Index Futures rose 0.18%.