The market expects further interest rate hikes in Norway. The reference rate may approach levels not seen since the financial crisis in 2008. Show more
Norwegians are cancelling their Easter trips abroad. The number of cancellations is rising. Insurers are noticing an unusual trend. Show more
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The Norwegian government, following a decision by the Storting, is lowering fuel taxes. This is one of the methods to combat high prices in Norway. Some parties want to go a step further and are demanding additional support in the form of direct payments to citizens. Show more
Most Norwegians are cutting back on everyday expenses, but rarely change their loan terms. New data shows a clear discrepancy between where they look for savings and where they lose the most money. Show more
The Green Party (MDG) is proposing to double the maximum penalty for crimes against animals. The party wants to raise the limit from three to six years of imprisonment. The proposal has received support from Økokrim (the Norwegian National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic ...Show more
From April 1, Norway will introduce a reduction in fuel taxes. The decision was made by the Storting, and its implementation was announced by the Ministry of Finance. Show more
Norges Bank is lowering its forecasts for housing price growth for 2026 and 2027. At the same time, it is raising expectations for 2028. Show more
New data from 149 rivers in Norway show an increase in the number of salmon and sea trout. However, in some regions, the trend remains downward. Experts warn against excessive optimism. Show more
Norway will obtain an exemption from EU packaging requirements. The government confirms that the country meets the conditions. The deposit system will remain unchanged. Show more