COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark has raised its 2019 domestic financing needs to 189 billion Danish crowns ($27.87 billion) from a September forecast of 180 billion, the Finance Ministry said late on Sunday.
The increase was due to larger repayments of long-term debt, it said.
Domestic financing needs for 2020 were also raised to 87 billion crowns from a September estimate of 81 billion.