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  1. Economic trends for Norway and abroad. Economic forecast up to 2028 Norwegian economy proceeding at a normal pace Increased household consumption and higher public demand will boost economic activity in the near term

  2. . The assumption in the forecasts is that trade restrictions will persist throughout the forecast period, up to the end of 2028

  3. Economic trends for Norway and abroad. Economic forecast up to 2028 The Norwegian economic upturn continues So far this year, the Norwegian economy has been in a clear upturn

  4. . The investment forecast for 2025 indicates a growth of 9 percent compared to the corresponding forecast for 2024, given in the 2nd quarter of last year. Figure 4

  5. . The annual forecast for 2025 indicates moderate growth in the second half Investments in the first half of this year are 11 per cent higher than investments made in the first half of 2024

  6. Economic trends for Norway and abroad. Economic forecast up to 2027 The economic standstill in Norway will end soon Going forward, activity in the

  7. Economic trends for Norway and abroad. Economic forecast up to 2028 Trade conflicts reduce interest rates in Norway Lower interest rates, continuing

  8. . For more details about total investments, please see this article. Marginal increase in the forecast for 2024 The investments in oil and gas extraction

  9. . The Norwegian krone has strengthened since June when Statistics Norway presented the previous forecast

  10. Economic trends for Norway and abroad. Economic forecast up to 2027 Increased purchasing power for households boosts the Norwegian economy Wage and

  11. Economic trends for Norway and abroad. Economic forecast up to 2027 Real wage growth expected in 2024 Increased profitability in certain industries will stimulate real wage growth in the years ahead

  12. Economic trends for Norway and abroad. Economic forecast up to 2027 Highest real wage growth in over ten years Strong profitability in the industrial

  13. 8.5 per cent, while corresponding growth in the 4th quarter of last year was 10.4 per cent. The current annual forecast therefore assumes higher growth from the 3rd to the 4th quarter than normal

  14. 0.6 percentage points higher than in the previous forecast report in March. CPI adjusted for tax changes and excluding energy products (CPI-ATE) is estimated at 6.0 per cent

  15. . The downturn appears to have bottomed out at the end of last year, but the upturn is a fragile one in that we forecast growth only slightly over trend in the near term