9.601USD
Today
-0.73%
5 Days
+1.12%
1 Month
-0.48%
6 Months
-3.65%
Year to Date
-4.62%
1 Year
-11.58%
Opening Price
9.671Previous Closing Price
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The penetration of 50 on the RSI should trigger further losses.
above 9.7070, look for 9.7513 and 9.7776.
as long as 9.7070 is resistance look for 9.5576
Commerzbank’s Antje Praefcke notes that the Norwegian Krone has been one of the best performers, helped by a hawkish shift in Norges Bank expectations after stronger January inflation and higher Oil prices.

Rabobank’s Jane Foley notes that stronger-than-expected Norwegian CPI data has upended the Norges Bank’s easing narrative, pushing markets to price an extended pause instead of further cuts.

Danske Research Team highlights Norway’s Q1 oil investment survey, which points to higher-than-expected nominal spending in 2026 and 2027. After adjusting for cost inflation, investment volumes appear stronger than Norges Bank’s December projections.

ING’s Francesco Pesole highlights that the Norwegian Krone has rallied on a sharp CPI surprise and markets pricing out Norges Bank cuts for 2026. He views this as premature, expecting a return of inflation towards 3.0% and renewed rate-cut expectations by summer.

Nordea’s Chief economist Kjetil Olsen argues that Norges Bank can no longer justify further rate cuts as Norwegian inflation trends higher and remains well above target. Underlying inflation is around 3.5%, while unemployment has edged lower and growth has picked up.

Commerzbank’s Antje Praefcke notes that stronger January inflation in Norway, with headline at 3.6% and core at 3.4% year-on-year, confirms that interest rate cuts by Norges Bank are off the table for now.

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