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  • Boom period coming to an end

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    . The main drivers behind this development is a marked decline in economic growth among our trading partners, a stronger krone and several interest rate hikes in the past year. The main drivers behind this development is a marked decline in economic growth among our trading partners, a stronger krone and several interest rate hikes in the past year

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  • Two-year oil-driven downturn may come to an end

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    . Shifting forces behind expected upturn in the economy The current economic downturn has been dampened by interest rate cuts and a weaker krone caused by the fall in oil prices. Stable low interest rates The key policy interest rate was reduced in March to a record low 0.5 per cent

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  • Further economic downturn, but not a crisis

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    . Many OECD countries are experiencing a major slump, with high unemployment. Fears of deflation are leading to low interest rates globally. Growth in. The key policy interest rate is expected to be reduced by 0.5 percentage points towards the summer months

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  • Unemployment peaks in 2016

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    . The low interest rates internationally are therefore set to continue, although we expect the interest rates to increase slightly towards the end of the projection period. Lower interest rates and weak krone The key policy interest rate is at a record low and we expect that it will be reduced by

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  • Gradual upswing expected in 2017

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    . The decline will now be curbed. Together with increased public spending, lag effects of the krone depreciation, lower interest rates and gradually. Together with increased public spending, lag effects of the krone depreciation, lower interest rates and gradually improving international economic conditions, this signals somewhat higher growth in

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  • Unemployment to peak at 4.3 per cent in 2016

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    . This means the low interest rates internationally are set to continue, although we expect the interest rates to increase slightly towards the end of the projection period. Higher structural non-oil public deficit, lower interest rates and weak krone Expansionary fiscal and monetary policy are dampening the economic downturn in Norway, and will contribute to a

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  • Upturn to start in 2015

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    Economic trends for Norway and abroad Upturn to start in 2015 Published: 6 December 2013 Despite good income growth and low interest rates, the development in household demand is currently weak. Despite good income growth and low interest rates, the development in household demand is currently weak

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  • Economic Survey 2-2006

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    . However, the interest rate level is still low both in nominal terms and not least in real terms. The krone exchange rate has appreciated considerably and is now amplifying the mild contractionary impulses stemming from the interest rate increases

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  • Living Conditions Survey

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    . The interest rate for the mortgage. If you have several loans, state an average. The amount the household pays in total in interest and instalment per month for loans secured by the residence

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  • Cyclical bottom has been reached, but recovery will be slow

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    . Low interest rates and high growth internationally are driving the upswing, while a stronger krone and less house building are curbing growth. Low interest rates and high growth internationally are driving the upswing, while a stronger krone and less house building are curbing growth

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  • Tightening of the economy

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    . The combination of higher interest rates, reduced growth in petroleum investments and somewhat lower growth among our trading partners will contribute to dampen the upswing, but we anticipate further. The combination of higher interest rates, reduced growth in petroleum investments and somewhat lower growth among our trading partners will contribute to dampen the upswing, but we anticipate further

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  • Norwegian economy entering boom period

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    . Although inflation is expected to edge up somewhat in the time ahead, it is likely to remain well below the inflation target for Norges Bank's interest rate setting. Although inflation is expected to edge up somewhat in the time ahead, it is likely to remain well below the inflation target for Norges Bank's interest rate setting

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  • Break in the upturn

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    . Unemployment is expected to drop slightly going forward, to around 3.4 per cent in 2016. Mortgage rates set for slight increase next summer International interest rates are low. A strong krone, low inflation and moderate pressure in the labour market have all contributed to the very low Norwegian interest rates

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  • Cyclical upturn and signs of falling unemployment

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    . A continued strong krone, low rate of inflation and low interest rates are expected in several years ahead. A continued strong krone, low rate of inflation and low interest rates are expected in several years ahead

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  • Economic expansion at a standstill

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    . Interest rates are expected to decrease slightly. The year 2001 marked an end to five years with a period of strong economic activity in the Norwegian economy. Interest rates are expected to decrease slightly. International economy was in 2001 greatly influenced by the decline in the USA economy and its effect on the rest of the world

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