Executive Board’s assessment

The Executive Board’s current assessment of the outlook suggests that the key policy rate will most likely remain at today’s level in the period ahead.. Inflation among

In its assessment of monetary policy in the period ahead, the Executive Board gave weight to the fact that the outlook for the Norwegian economy is notably weaker than

In September, the Executive Board decided to keep the key policy rate unchanged and indicated that the key policy rate would most likely remain at that level in the period ahead..

developments since the previous Executive Board meeting, with particular emphasis on developments in money, foreign exchange and capital markets and his assessment of

In its discussion of monetary policy in the period ahead, the Executive Board gives weight to a some- what weaker outlook for the Norwegian economy and an expected rise

At its meeting on 19 June 2013, the Executive Board decided that the key policy rate should be in the interval 1%–2% in the period to 19 September 2013, unless the Norwegian

At its meeting on 31 October 2012, the Executive Board decided that the key policy rate should be in the interval 1%–2% in the period to 14 March 2013, unless the Norwegian

The Executive Board decided at its meeting on 16 March that the key policy rate should be in the interval 1¾% � 2¾% in the period to the publication of the next Monetary