
Norway’s government is extending the redundancy scheme until July 1
The Norwegian government has decided to extend the redundancy scheme until July 1. “A step in the right direction,” the Progress Party (FRP) believes. That means that…
The oil fund, energy prices, taxes, housing and the Norwegian economy.

The Norwegian government has decided to extend the redundancy scheme until July 1. “A step in the right direction,” the Progress Party (FRP) believes. That means that…

The returns from Norway's Oil Fund won't continue to grow forever, the fund's chief Nicolai Tangen warns.

Last year, Norway's seafood companies exported 2.7 million tonnes of seafood worth NOK 105.7 billion, the second-highest export amount registered in the country.

The Rep Party (Rødt) believes that the salaries of Norwegian politicians have become too high. The party expects that a new committee will support a sharp pay cut.

Nearly half of the member companies in the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO) want to continue using home offices even after the corona crisis.

The Finance Minister's main concerns for 2021? The high unemployment that is taking hold, a wave of bankruptcies in vulnerable industries, and young people sitting in…

The corona pandemic has helped cottage sales in Norway reach new records. Record sales have been registered, and prices have never been higher.

More than 3,000 taxi drivers lost their jobs this year. The taxi industry has experienced the most significant unemployment surge, along with clothing stores, hotels,…

As many as seven out of ten Norwegian municipalities have considered, planned, or implemented cuts in municipal services in their budgets for next year.

This spring, over 400,000 Norwegians were laid off or lost their jobs when the corona pandemic started. Nine months later, 21% of those affected are still without a job.

It will be cheaper to buy cross-border goods such as snus, wine, beer, and sweets from the New Year.

As many as four out of ten historic hotels and restaurants risk bankruptcy after the sharp fall in turnover due to the corona pandemic.

Norway has now entered into a bilateral agreement with Pakistan on the deferral of payment to Norway of NOK 33 million in interest and principal payments.

Out of those who became job seekers at the start of the pandemic in March and April, 21% are still not back at work.

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January will be a historically strong month for home prices in Norway, and on a national basis, house prices will rise by 7.5% in 2021, the industry association Eiendom…

The Norwegian parliament (Storting) allocated NOK 250 million to municipalities with high unemployment.

The price level in Norway was 44% above the EU average in 2019.

Norway and Hungary are laying down their arms. After years of arguing about EEA funds, an agreement is now in place.