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

After the Copenhagen close, the dropped 0.87% and reached a new one-month low.

AP Moeller – Maersk A/S (CSE:) were the top performers in the session. They rose 1.36%, or 300 points, to trade at 22440 by the close. AP Moeller – Maersk (CSE:), which gained 1.26%, or 300 points, ended at 24020. Royal Unibrew CSE: A/S was trading up 1.14%, or 9 points, to 765 late trade.

Orsted A/S, CSE: was among the worst-performing sessions. It fell by 4.38% (33.34) points and traded at 729.60 after the closing. Vestas Wind CSE: Systems A/S declined by 2.90%, or 5.4 points, to finish at 182.2 Genmab CSE: was lower by 2.19%, or 53.0 point to 2372.

The Copenhagen Stock Exchange saw falling stocks surpassing advancing stock by 97 percent to 64 percent, and the 15th ended unaffected.

Orsted shares fell 52 weeks to their lowest level (CSE 🙂 losing 4.38%, 33.40 to 729.60. Vestas Wind System A/S (CSE) shares fell by 2.90%, 5.4 to 182.2.

The February delivery of crude oil fell 0.24 percent or 0.19 to $79.27 per barrel. Brent oil, which was due for delivery March 1, rose by 0.04 or 0.05% to reach $82.03/barrel, and the February Gold Futures contract gained 0.06%, or 1.05, to trade at $1790.25 per troy ounce.

USD/DKK declined 0.42%, to 6.5564. EUR/DKK climbed 0.05%, to 7.4380.

At 95.870, the US Dollar Index Futures fell 0.47%.