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This Danish bank is offering mortgages with a negative interest rate

A waitress poses with some coins in front of a cash-box of Danish crowns in a pub in Copenhagen, January 22, 2015. The Danish central bank cut its key policy rate on Thursday for the second time this week to defend the crown's peg to the euro after the European Central Bank unveiled a stimulus package that weakened the single currency. REUTERS/Fabian Bimmer (DENMARK - Tags: BUSINESS) - GM1EB1N0K0J01

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Will Martin
Markets Reporter, Business Insider UK
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