Today, the Bank of Norway marked the transition to a softer monetary policy, hinting at the possible start of interest rate cuts as early as March. The Central Bank left the key rate at 4.5%, which coincided with experts' forecasts.Following the example of other leading financial institutions in developed countries, the Bank of Norway is preparing to lower interest rates. It is expected that at the next meeting a decision will be made to reduce by 25 bps.Despite the planned changes, the regulato... Read More
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