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

The close of Copenhagen saw the NASDAQ drop 4.97%, putting it at a 1-month high.

These were the best performers of the session Genmab (CSE:) rose by 2.87%, or 71.0 points, to close at 2541.0. AP Moeller – Maersk (CSE 🙂 gained 1.98%, or 400 points, to close at 20640. AP Moeller – Maersk (CSE 🙂 was also up 1.92%, or 420 points, to 22310 in late trading.

These were the worst performers of the session. Novo Nordisk CSE: A/S Class B, which dropped 11.73% (89.7 point) to close at 675.2 GN Store Nord declined 4.22%, or 16.9 point to trade at 383.3. Vestas Wind Systems A/S (CSE 🙂 fell 2.09%, or 4.1 point to 190.2

The Copenhagen Stock Exchange saw falling stocks surpass advancing stock by 125 percent to 33 percent, and ended the day unchanged at 15 percent.

Shares in AP Moeller – Maersk A/S (CSE:), rose to five-year highs. They were up 1.92%, or 420 to 223310. Vestas Wind System A/S (CSE) shares fell to 52 week lows, falling 2.09% or from 4.1 to 190.2

Crude oil was reduced by 6.07%, or 4.30, to $66.56 per barrel for January delivery. Brent oil, which was due for delivery on February 7, fell 5.14% (or 3.78) to reach $69.74/barrel, and the February Gold Futures contract declined 0.60% (10.75), to trade at $1794.15/ton.

USD/DKK declined 0.50% from 6.5840 to EUR/DKK, and EUR/DKK rose by 0.00% to 7.4361.

At 96.395, the US Dollar Index Futures fell 0.16%.