
Norway expects its GDP to increase by 3.8% next year
Total value creation in mainland Norway (GDP-mainland Norway) is expected to increase by 3.8% next year.
The oil fund, energy prices, taxes, housing and the Norwegian economy.

Total value creation in mainland Norway (GDP-mainland Norway) is expected to increase by 3.8% next year.

A new report shows that – in the last three years – the state has entered into lease agreements that will save the public sector more than NOK 1 billion, the government…

The Norwegian government is proposing amendments to the Debt Settlement Act to help people with serious debt problems.

The government plans to increase the development aid budget by NOK 3.8 billion in the proposed state budget for 2022. A fifth of the money will go to climate measures.

About 60 employees in Bergen Engines will be laid off until around the New Year.

A proposal for a new system for wealth tax on holiday homes has been sent for consultation.

A lot of foreigners who come to Norway to work have to wait a long time before they get a tax card. The Tax Administration's shop steward says insufficient resources are…

A total of 79 employees in Steinkjer and 68 in Stavanger are in danger of losing their jobs. The company plans to build a new Nortura factory in Tønsberg.

The number of holiday homes sold in the mountain cabin municipalities in Norway increased by 47% from the twelve-month period before the pandemic, according to new…

Statkraft decided to buy 39 wind farms in Germany and four in France. In total, the wind farms produce 523 gigawatt-hours per year.

How can a country of just over 5 million own 1.4% of global stocks and shares? Why does Norway have a savings fund that is larger than the Mexican economy? The answer to…

Electricity prices are falling, and for a period during the night between Saturday and Sunday, prices in Southern and Eastern Norway were negative.