Norway's central bank is expected to cut its policy interest rate twice more this year following last week's surprise ...

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Norway's central bank is expected to cut its policy interest rate twice more this year following last ...

Central banks are grappling with elevated uncertainty about economic growth and inflation, complicating decision-making, ...

The two countries have been in a week-long air battle as Tel Aviv seeks to thwart Tehran's nuclear ambitions and cripple the ...

The dollar held mostly steady on Thursday as the threat of a broader Middle East conflict loomed over markets, while a flurry ...

The dollar was set for its biggest weekly rise in over a month on Friday, as uncertainties about a raging war in the Middle ...

Sometimes a capital markets deal exposes the machinery of political power. The Italian government’s sale of Monte dei Paschi di Siena shares in November — which raised some €1.1bn — shows that while ...

On Thursday, Norway's central bank (Norges Bank) surprised markets by announcing a 25 basis point reduction in its policy ...

So, it looks like Norges Bank agreed with us that the market conditions for a cut now are ideal. EUR/NOK is trading 0.6% ...

Norway’s economy has shown resilience amid global uncertainty, supported by strong fiscal buffers and credible policy frameworks. Mainland real GDP growth is forecast to increase to 1.5 percent in ...

Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had expected Norges Bank to remain on hold at 4.5%, given that economic growth is picking up, wages are rising and inflation remains elevated.

In the US, the final Q1 GDP data is set for release today. However, preliminary May trade balance data could be more interesting to follow, as it gives the first sense of how imports evolved amid the ...