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News last 30 days
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Maritime transport
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Specialist health service
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Building statistics
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Municipal wastewater
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Registered mortality of large carnivores
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International reserves and foreign currency liquidity
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Annen tjenesteyting, omsetning
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Persons with refugee background
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Families and households
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5 per cent more with refugee background
A total of 228 200 persons with a refugee background were living in Norway on 1 January 2018. This represented 31 per cent of all migrants, and 4.3 per cent of the total population.
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Export of salmon
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Agricultural properties
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Foreign assets and liabilities
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Immigrants by reason for immigration
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Production and consumption of energy, energy balance
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Production and consumption of energy, energy account
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Many immigrate for family reasons
A total of 42 100 persons with non-Nordic citizenship immigrated to Norway in 2017 - 9 000 fewer than the year before. Family is now the most common reason for immigrating to Norway.
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Increase in export price of fresh salmon
In the period from June 11th – June 17th the export price of fresh salmon came to NOK 65.00 per kilo, up 6.0 per cent compared to the previous seven-day period.
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Strong decline in refugee migration
Around 7 800 refugees migrated to Norway in 2017. This is almost half the number compared to the previous year. Much of the reason is a strong decline in refugees from Syria.
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Sales of petroleum products
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Property tax
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Banks and mortgage companies
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Business activities, breakdown of turnover by product
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Decreas in total sales
Total sales of petroleum products in May amounted to 723 million liters, a 7 million litres decrease compared to May in 2017.
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Local administration of agricultural areas
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Tax accounts
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Road traffic accidents involving personal injury
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Cost index for passenger transport by bus
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Municipal charges
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Cost index for road goods transport
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External trade in goods
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KOSTRA - Municipality-State-Reporting
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Care services
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Municipal health care service
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Fire and accident protection
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Construction cost index for plumbing works in office and commercial buildings
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Travel survey
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Completion rates of students in higher education
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Export of salmon
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Sickness absence
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Price index for new dwellings
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Basis for employers’ National Insurance contributions
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Growth in NI contributions
The basis for employers’ National Insurance contributions amounted to NOK 1.280 billion in 2017, an increase of 2.9 per cent from 2016.
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Drop in export price of fresh salmon
In the period from June 4th – June 10th the export price of fresh salmon came to NOK 61.34 per kilo, down 7.3 per cent compared to the previous seven-day period.
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Construction cost index for residential buildings
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The Internet survey
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Lifelong learning
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GPs and emergency primary health care
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Consumer price index
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Harmonized index of consumer prices
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Producer price index
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Price index of first-hand domestic sales
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CPI up 2.3 per cent last twelve months
The Consumer Price Index ( CPI) increased by 2.3 per cent from May 2017 to May 2018, while the CPI-ATE growth was 1.2 per cent. From April to May 2018 the CPI rose 0.1 per cent, while CPI-ATE increased 0.2 per cent.
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Higher prices on oil and petroleum products
The Producer Price Index (PPI) increased by 1.2 per cent from April to May. This was the third month in a row with an increase. Except for February this year the PPI has risen continuously since July last year.
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Accommodation
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Cross border trade
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Statistics on alcohol sales
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General government, revenue and expenditure
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Educational attainment of the population
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NOK 147 billion surplus
General government surplus over the last four quarters is estimated at NOK 147 billion, which is an increase of NOK 28 billion from the corresponding period last year.
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Higher education continues to rise
During the period 2013-2017, the proportion of people with a higher education increased the most in Oslo and Troms. In both counties, the proportion of people aged 16 years and older with a higher education was 3.2 percentage points higher in 2017 compared with 2013.
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Central government revenue and expenditure
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Turnover in oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and electricity supply
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Index of industrial production
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International reserves and foreign currency liquidity
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Decline in manufacturing turnover
Seasonally-adjusted figures showed that the total turnover in Norwegian manufacturing decreased by 0.6 per cent in the period February to April 2018 compared with the previous three-month period. However, a 1.9 per cent increase was recorded from March 2018 to April 2018.
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Small output decline in manufacturing
Norwegian manufacturing output declined 0.3 per cent from February to April 2018 compared to the previous three-month period, according to seasonally-adjusted figures. From March to April 2018, output went up 1.1 per cent.
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Export of salmon
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Taxi transport
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Balance of payments
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National accounts, non-financial sector accounts
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Accounting statistics, non-financial enterprises foreign financing
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A considerable fall in export price of fresh salmon
In the period from May 28th – June 3rd the export price of fresh salmon came to NOK 66.17 per kilo, down 10.2 per cent compared to the previous seven-day period.
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Increased current account surplus
A surplus in both the balance of goods and services and income and current transfers contributed to a strong current account balance for Norway in the 1st quarter of 2018, ending at NOK 61 billion.
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Livestock husbandry
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Electricity
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Interest rates in banks and mortgage companies
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Local referendums
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Still low interest rates
The interest rates on outstanding mortgage loans to households fell by 0.02 percentage points from December 2017 to March 2018 to 2.47 per cent.
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Rail transport
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External trade in services
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Church of Norway
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Index of labour costs
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Retail sales, investment statistics
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Adoptions
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Turnover index for transport, tourism and ICT
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Waste from building and construction
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Credit indicator
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Monetary aggregates
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District heating and district cooling
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Operating survey for vessels in water transport
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Aquaculture
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Record high first-hand value of salmon
In 2017, the first-hand value of Norwegian farmed salmon came to NOK 61.4 billion. This is more than double that of five years ago, and up 2 per cent from the previous year.
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Increased money supply growth
The twelve-month growth in the monetary aggregate M3 was 4.5 per cent to end-April 2018, up from 3.9 per cent to end-March. Households’ growth in M3 was 4.5 per cent to end-April, down from 5.3 per cent the previous month.
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Decline in gross freights for ocean transport
Following a continuous increase since 2009, the total gross freights for enterprises within ocean transport fell for the first time by 6.1 per cent from 2015, and constituted NOK 140.9 billion in 2016.
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Increased district heating
District heating consumption increased by 4.4 per cent in 2017 compared to the year before and amounted to 5.5 TWh. Investment in district heating production and the further expansion of the district heating net has pushed up consumption over time.
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Increase in domestic loan debt growth
The twelve-month growth in the credit indicator C2 was 6.3 per cent to the end of April 2018, an increase from the previous month.
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Export of salmon
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Wage index
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Index of retail sales
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Index of household consumption of goods
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Decline in export price of fresh salmon
In the period from May 21st – May 27th the export price of fresh salmon came to NOK 73.71 per kilo, down 3.1 per cent compared to the previous seven-day period.
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Retail sales increased in April
The seasonally-adjusted volume index of retail sales increased by 0.6 per cent from March to April 2018. This follows an increase of 0.4 per cent from February to March 2018.
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Road traffic accidents involving personal injury
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Electricity prices
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Completion rates of pupils in upper secondary education
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ICT usage in public sector
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Increased completion rate
Almost 3 out of 4 pupils complete upper secondary school and qualify for university or obtain vocational competence within five years. Since the introduction of the Knowledge Promotion Reform in 2006, there has been an increase of 5 percentage points
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Higher electricity prices for households
The average price of electricity for households, excluding taxes and grid rent, was 42.5 øre per kWh in the first quarter of 2018. This is 24 per cent higher compared to the first quarter in 2017.
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106 killed, 665 severely injured
In 2017, 106 people died in 102 fatal accidents on Norwegian roads, and 665 people were severely injured. This was 29 less fatalities than in 2016, while the number of severely injured increased by 9.
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Investments in oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and electricity supply
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Public transport
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Housing conditions, register-based
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Total investments are expected to increase in 2019
Companies’ latest investment estimates for 2019 are expected to increase within oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and quarrying and electricity supply. New 2018 estimates are adjusted downwards, but still show growth compared to 2017.
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Oil investment estimate for 2018 adjusted downward
Total investments in oil and gas activity in 2018, including pipeline transportation, are NOK 156.5 billion, which is 2.2 per cent lower than estimated in the previous quarter.
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More than half of single parents with small children are tenants
Approximately one in four Norwegian households rent their homes. It is most common to rent in the larger cities. Tenant rates are especially high among single parents and people living alone.
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Labour force survey, seasonally-adjusted figures
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Carriage of goods by lorry across national border
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Cash flows between Norway and abroad
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Building statistics
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Increase in employment
There were 21 000 more employed persons in March 2018 than December 2017, adjusted for seasonal variations. The seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 3.9 per cent in March.
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Export of salmon
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Mutual funds, quarterly figures
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Securities
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Waste accounts
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A small increase in export price of fresh salmon
In the period from May 14th – May 20th the export price of fresh salmon came to NOK 76.09 per kilo, up 0.9 per cent compared to the previous seven-day period.
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Less recycling – more waste to landfill
The total amount of waste generated in Norway in 2016 was 11.4 million tonnes, an increase of 3 per cent from 2015. At the same time, the recovery of non-hazardous waste undergoing known treatment was down to 74 per cent, while the fraction of waste going to landfill increased to 14 per cent.
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Naturalisations
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Sales of petroleum products
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Energy use in the manufacturing sector
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Registered unemployed among immigrants
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International reserves and foreign currency liquidity
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Population and population changes
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Life and non-life insurance companies, accounts
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Export of salmon
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Job vacancies
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Cost index for road goods transport
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Tax accounts
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Producer price indices for services
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External trade in goods, indices of volume and price
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Construction cost index for plumbing works in office and commercial buildings
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Quarterly national accounts
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External trade in goods
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External trade in goods
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Road traffic accidents involving personal injury
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Business activities and support service activities, turnover index
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Accommodation
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Enterprises
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Financial holding companies
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Accounting statistics for non-financial limited companies