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Figures for 1st quarter 2026

The statistics provide information on expenditure in the central and local government sectors, broken down by expenditure type and function. It also shows how revenue is generated, such as taxes, fees, user payments, interest and dividends.

Figures for May 2026

The final/preliminary figures for international reserves and foreign currency liquidity are published monthly on behalf of Norges Bank, the central bank of Norway. Publishing of these figures is a part of the central banks obligations according to IMF’s Special Dissemination Standard (SDDS).

Figures for 1st quarter 2026

The statistics gives an overview over Norwegian non-financial enterprises’ assets, liabilities, ownership, financial income and financial expenses abroad.

Figures for April 2026

The goal of the survey is to monitor the level and development of the turnover within oil and gas, manufacturing, mining and electricity supply distributed on the domestic and export market.

Figures for April 2026

The primary goal of the Index of Industrial Production is to monitor the development of added value within oil and gas extraction, manufacturing, mining & quarrying, and electricity supply. The indicators used to measure value added are physical output and number of hours worked.

Figures for April 2026

The Turnover Index for Services describes the monthly value development within market-oriented service industries. The statistics cover the main industry sections from H to N, excluding K, L, M701, M72, and M75, as defined in the Standard for Industrial Classification (SN2007).

Figures for April 2026

The Index of production for services describes the monthly volume development within market-oriented service industries. The statistics cover the main industry areas from H to N, except K, L, H49, H50, M701, M72 and M75, as defined in Standard Industrial Classification (SN2007).

In this report, we have estimated the extent to which the petroleum industry's purchases of goods and services generate direct deliveries from various industries in the Norwegian economy, as well as indirect deliveries from domestic subcontractors. We distinguish between goods and services intended for investments and those for ongoing operations (intermediate consumption) within the petroleum industry.

Commodity price shocks can be a key driver of business cycles in resource-rich small open economies.

Figures for 2025

The statistic for emissions to air in Norway show human-caused emissions compiled by activity and emission component, occurring in Norwegian territory. The statistic for emissions to air from Norwegian economic activity show emissions compiled by industry and emission component, following the same principles and definitions as the national accounts.