NOK/USD (NOKUSD) News

Nordic Shares Gain; BoneSupport Holding Climbs Highest

Dow JonesJan 16 01:06

Nordic Stocks Close Up; A.P. Moeller-Maersk B Leads Increases

Dow JonesJan 13 01:06

Norway Core Inflation Surprise Rekindles Rate-Hike Jitters

TipRanksJan 10 02:03

Norges Bank Won't Change Rate Plans After Inflation Data -- Market Talk

WSJJan 9 16:39

Global Energy Roundup: Market Talk

WSJJan 8 21:07

Canadian Dollar, Norwegian Krone Fall Along With Oil Prices -- Market Talk

WSJJan 7 16:22

Norwegian Krone's Underperformance Vs Swedish Krona Could Persist -- Market Talk

WSJJan 6 23:01

Canadian Dollar, Norwegian Krone Fall Along With Oil Prices After Venezuela News -- Market Talk

WSJJan 5 16:57

G-10 Currencies Could Reverse December Moves in January -- Market Talk

WSJDec 31, 2025 17:02

The US dollar recorded its largest weekly decline since June amid a frenzy in the metals market.

The Bloomberg Dollar Index fell by approximately 0.8% this week, closing at its lowest level since early October. The index has now declined by about 8% year-to-date, marking its largest annual drop since 2017. Analysts noted that the thin liquidity this week did not help the already relatively weak dollar. Looking ahead, attention will focus on inflation data to determine the timing of the Federal Reserve’s next rate cut.

wallstreetcnDec 27, 2025 11:49

DXY Weakens, U.S. Treasury Yields Stumble: Both Constrained by Key Technical Levels Amid Thin Liquidity, Setting the Stage for a Potential Reversal

On Wednesday (December 24), the foreign exchange and bond markets exhibited a pattern of cautious fluctuations amid thin year-end trading. The US Dollar Index touched a two-and-a-half-month low of 97.767, with an annual decline of 9.8%, marking its worst yearly performance since 2017. The yield on the 10-year US Treasury bond briefly fell to 4.139% during the day but quickly rebounded following robust Q3 GDP data, closing near 4.17%. This movement reflects that despite stronger-than-expected US economic growth, market sentiment remains dominated by expectations of further easing by the Federal Reserve. The Japanese yen emerged as a focal point, amid warnings from Japanese authorities regarding potential measures against excessive volatility.

FX678 FinanceDec 24, 2025 20:56

A sharp decline of nearly 10%! The US dollar is on track for its worst year since 2003, with diverging global central bank policies acting as a catalyst for the collapse.

Heightened expectations of Fed rate cuts, coupled with political uncertainty, have triggered a historic selloff in the US dollar, driving it down nearly 10% year-to-date and approaching its worst performance in two decades. By contrast, the ECB and central banks of Australia and New Zealand have adopted a hawkish stance, leading to a broad strengthening of non-US currencies, while gold has surged to record highs; the Japanese yen has emerged as a new market focal point amid intervention risks.

wallstreetcnDec 24, 2025 20:18

Norges Bank to Ease Gradually, But Next Cut Could Come in March -- Market Talk

WSJDec 18, 2025 20:03

Norges Bank Decision Looks Modestly Supportive for Currency -- Market Talk

WSJDec 18, 2025 19:39

Norges Bank In No Rush to Cut Rates -- Market Talk

WSJDec 18, 2025 18:37

Norway's Central Bank Still Expects to Lower Borrowing Costs Slowly

WSJDec 18, 2025 17:30

Norwegian Krone Turns Higher After Rates Held Steady -- Market Talk

WSJDec 18, 2025 17:26

Norwegian Krone Could Fall Further Vs Swedish Krona on Monetary Policy Divergence -- Market Talk

WSJDec 18, 2025 16:16

Norway Rate Decision Likely to Have Little Impact on Krone -- Market Talk

WSJDec 17, 2025 19:35

Norwegian Krone Could Rise on Improved Sentiment, Strong Fundamentals -- Market Talk

WSJDec 15, 2025 23:03