
OECD warns of reduced economic growth and higher prices in the wake of the war in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine will disrupt global trade, push prices up, and lead to reduced economic growth, the OECD warns in a new analysis.
The oil fund, energy prices, taxes, housing and the Norwegian economy.

The war in Ukraine will disrupt global trade, push prices up, and lead to reduced economic growth, the OECD warns in a new analysis.

The war in Ukraine has put pressure on energy prices, including jet fuel. That could give SAS and other airlines extra costs of several billion kroner.

The Oil Fund is required to divest its holdings in Russia, but that is not possible at the moment, Norges Bank stated in a letter to the Ministry of Finance.

According to the credit agency Fitch, if Russia does not pay its foreign debt in dollars due on Wednesday, the country could go bankrupt in 30 days.

A survey among Norwegian companies conducted by Norges Bank reveals high activity but a lack of workers and raw materials.

On Monday, the Swedish government presented a proposal for a support package for the Swedish people at the cost of 14 billion Swedish kroner.

The price of fertilizer has risen to more than NOK 10 per kilo in several places in the country. Yara warns of a limited supply of raw materials as a result of the war…

According to DNB's chief economist Kjersti Haugland, there is reason to believe that Norges Bank will implement four interest rate hikes already this year.

Imports of cheese almost doubled from 2011 to 2021. Farmers' organizations believe that customs protection is too weak.