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NORGEI44NOK

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  • Open
    117.221$
  • Previous Close
    117.221$
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About

The financial product symbol NORGEI44NOK.MONEY typically refers to a specific Norwegian government bond. "NORGE" indicates it's a Norwegian government bond. "I44" likely denotes a specific series or issuance of that bond, possibly indicating the coupon rate or maturity year within a series. "NOK" signifies that the bond is denominated in Norwegian Krone. ".MONEY" is a Bloomberg ticker suffix used to denote the money market instrument. It represents a reference rate product that offers a yield with short-term maturity.

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Factors

Interest Rates: Changes in Norwegian interest rates, especially set by Norges Bank, directly impact the attractiveness of the Norwegian Krone (NOK) and thus the price.

Inflation: Higher inflation in Norway compared to other economies weakens the NOK, affecting NORGEI44NOK.MONEY prices as the cost of goods increases.

Commodity Prices: Norway's oil and gas exports make the NOK sensitive to global energy prices. Higher prices usually strengthen the currency.

Global Risk Sentiment: During periods of economic uncertainty, investors often seek safe-haven currencies, which can weaken the NOK impacting the instrument's price.

Economic Data: Key economic indicators like GDP growth, unemployment rate, and trade balance figures influence investor sentiment and the value of NOK.

Government Policies: Fiscal policies, budget decisions, and regulatory changes can impact Norway's economic outlook and thereby the NOK's strength.

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