Forward value of each currency Carlsberg earns in, against the euro · built 02 Nov 2026, 05:09
Forward curves for the currencies Carlsberg earns in, from Investing.com's forward-points table. Each line is the forward value of one unit of that currency, in euros, as a percentage of today's spot. Above zero, selling that currency forward locks in more euros than spot would; below zero, less. This is the interest-rate gap between the two currencies, not a forecast of where the currency goes. Euro is shown against the Danish krone, the reporting currency.
By tenor, in euro terms. Kazakhstan tenge and Indian rupee sit far below the rest and are on the right.
Tenge, rupee and krone cost the most to hedge: selling them forward gives up this much.
| Currency | Where Carlsberg earns it | 1 month | 3 months | 6 months | 1 year | 1 year, annual | Data note |
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Forward points come from Investing.com's forward-rates table (mid of bid and offer; some quotes are a few days old, stamped 30 October to 2 November) and spot from open.er-api.com. Quotes beyond a year are noisy for the thin currencies and are not used. Ukrainian hryvnia is left out: its forward quotes there have not updated since August. Yuan, rupee, dong and tenge are crossed through the dollar, so they carry two quote errors, not one. Not shown: Carlsberg's own hedge book and rates, which only the company reports.