1.   A February wholesale prices report in Denmark helped support gains in Danish bonds.

2.   Both banks benefited from a rise in the Danish bond market and a subsequent increase in the value of their investment portfolios.

3.   DANISH bonds closed a holiday-shortened week higher after the central bank cut interest rates for the third time in five weeks.

4.   DANISH bonds fell German with bunds.

5.   DANISH bonds rose as reports of subdued economic growth and inflation paved the way for interest rate cuts in Europe.

6.   DANISH bonds rose for a second day as gains in U.S. bonds bolstered expectations for interest rate cuts.

7.   DANISH bonds rose for the fifth consecutive day as expectations grew the central bank will cut interest rates soon.

8.   Danish bonds were in line with steady German bonds.

9.   DANISH bonds fell after declines Friday in U.S. Treasuries and German bunds, which Danish bonds tend to track.

10.   DANISH bonds were little changed, while the spread between Danish and German bond yields inched up, as the krone lost ground against the German mark.