Norway Goods Trade Balance

Country: Norway, NOK
Importance: Low
Sector: Trade
Last release
Actual
Kr100.440 B
Forecast
Kr66.971 B
Previous
Kr88.767 B
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Kr78.376 B
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Date (GMT)
Reference
Actual
Forecast
Apr 2023
Kr76.078 B
Kr65.188 B
Mar 2023
Kr71.094 B
Kr90.070 B
Feb 2023
Kr79.288 B
Kr116.643 B
Jan 2023
Kr102.797 B
Kr126.632 B
Dec 2022
Kr148.775 B
Kr153.254 B
Nov 2022
Kr101.115 B
Kr56.834 B
Oct 2022
Kr82.005 B
Kr158.854 B
Sep 2022
Kr122.448 B
Kr228.383 B
Aug 2022
Kr197.697 B
Kr122.381 B
Jul 2022
Kr153.199 B
Kr80.741 B
Jun 2022
Kr87.458 B
Kr92.392 B
May 2022
Kr86.617 B
Kr114.230 B
Apr 2022
Kr92.566 B
Kr151.492 B
Mar 2022
Kr138.371 B
Kr79.427 B
Feb 2022
Kr84.182 B
Kr101.286 B
Jan 2022
Kr91.817 B
Kr117.826 B
Dec 2021
Kr105.954 B
Kr82.086 B
Nov 2021
Kr78.675 B
Kr96.308 B
Oct 2021
Kr84.466 B
Kr47.439 B
Sep 2021
Kr53.709 B
Kr38.950 B

Norway's Goods Trade Balance measures the difference between the country's exports and imports over a given period. Economists use the Trade Balance to evaluate the structure of trade flows between countries. A trade deficit is formed when more goods and services are imported than exported. When exports exceed imports, economists point to a trade surplus.

The impact of the Trade Balance on NOK quotes is ambiguous and depends on the context of business cycles and other economic indicators, such as production dynamics. For example, in economy recession conditions, countries begin to export more in order to create jobs. Conversely, if the economy grows rapidly, developed countries prefer to develop imports in order to ensure price competition. This may influence Norwegian krone quotes accordingly.

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