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Statistics Norway has uncovered an error in the consumer price index (CPI) for October, published on 10 November 2025. The effect of a new electricity support scheme was miscalculated, leading to an overestimation of headline inflation.

Figures for October 2025

The index measures the monthly cost development of residential building construction works. The cost indices are not affected by changes in productivity or changes in profit margins. It is primarily used for contract escalation in construction contracts.

Figures for October 2025

The statistics monitors the number of building permits given, buildings under construction and buildings completed. The statistics also give figures for new dwellings as a result of rebuilding existing buildings, and for buildings that have been demolished, burnt down or otherwise ceased to exist.

Figures for 4th quarter 2025

The survey monitors the development in estimated and final investments within oil and gas activities, manufacturing, mining & quarrying and electricity supply.

Figures for 2025

The statistics contain results from national tests as well as marks upon completion of compulsory education. National tests assess the pupils’ skills in reading, mathematics and English. The statistics also contain data on overall achievement marks, examination marks and lower secondary school points in the 10th grade.

Figures for 4. termin 2025

The purpose of the statistics is to identify the level and development of wholesale and retail trade.The turnover for a given year is only final when the last period in the following year is published. Both quarterly figures and figures for every second month are available in StatBank.

Total investments in oil and gas activity in 2026, including pipeline transportation, are estimated at NOK 249 billion. This is NOK 19 billion more than estimated in the previous quarter. The estimate for 2025 is now NOK 275 billion.

Companies’ latest investment estimates for 2025 within oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and quarrying and electricity supply indicate an increase in 2025. Early estimates indicate that the growth will be moderate in 2026. It is oil and gas and electricity supply that contribute most to the growth in 2025.

Statistics Norway has carried out a benchmark revision of the national accounts. For some parts of the accounts, audited figures were published in December 2024, but the rest of the accounts will be published in November and December 2025