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Currency in Norway Did that currency hold its value against the dollar this year?
Norway's currency is 6.93 % — #2 of 71 countries on the atlas (higher is better). Period 2026-10-21.
Currency in Norway over time 9.76 % 6.45 % 3.14 % 9.76 % · 20 August 2026 3.14 % · 2 October 2026 24 July 2026: 5.09 % 25 July 2026: 5.95 % 26 July 2026: 5.94 % 27 July 2026: 5.98 % 28 July 2026: 5.38 % 29 July 2026: 5.80 % 30 July 2026: 6.06 % 31 July 2026: 7.77 % 1 August 2026: 9.11 % 2 August 2026: 9.16 % 3 August 2026: 9.19 % 4 August 2026: 7.63 % 6 August 2026: 7.24 % 7 August 2026: 7.09 % 8 August 2026: 7.98 % 9 August 2026: 7.92 % 10 August 2026: 8.05 % 11 August 2026: 7.85 % 12 August 2026: 7.95 % 13 August 2026: 7.47 % 14 August 2026: 7.25 % 15 August 2026: 7.74 % 16 August 2026: 7.72 % 17 August 2026: 7.78 % 18 August 2026: 8.10 % 19 August 2026: 8.48 % 20 August 2026: 9.76 % 21 August 2026: 8.98 % 22 August 2026: 9.62 % 24 August 2026: 9.55 % 25 August 2026: 8.47 % 26 August 2026: 8.98 % 27 August 2026: 8.81 % 28 August 2026: 7.88 % 29 August 2026: 7.65 % 30 August 2026: 7.62 % 31 August 2026: 7.64 % 1 September 2026: 7.19 % 2 September 2026: 7.45 % 3 September 2026: 7.71 % 4 September 2026: 8.58 % 5 September 2026: 7.99 % 6 September 2026: 7.98 % 8 September 2026: 7.74 % 9 September 2026: 7.86 % 10 September 2026: 7.93 % 11 September 2026: 7.18 % 12 September 2026: 6.42 % 14 September 2026: 6.39 % 15 September 2026: 5.33 % 16 September 2026: 5.02 % 17 September 2026: 4.63 % 18 September 2026: 4.08 % 19 September 2026: 5.54 % 20 September 2026: 5.56 % 21 September 2026: 5.65 % 22 September 2026: 5.28 % 23 September 2026: 4.86 % 24 September 2026: 4.88 % 25 September 2026: 4.78 % 26 September 2026: 5.55 % 28 September 2026: 5.45 % 29 September 2026: 4.56 % 30 September 2026: 4.09 % 1 October 2026: 3.48 % 2 October 2026: 3.14 % 3 October 2026: 3.41 % 4 October 2026: 3.39 % 5 October 2026: 3.42 % 6 October 2026: 3.73 % 7 October 2026: 4.04 % 8 October 2026: 4.31 % 9 October 2026: 4.64 % 10 October 2026: 5.56 % 11 October 2026: 5.55 % 12 October 2026: 5.61 % 13 October 2026: 5.45 % 14 October 2026: 6.99 % 15 October 2026: 6.16 % 16 October 2026: 6.22 % 17 October 2026: 6.39 % 18 October 2026: 6.38 % 19 October 2026: 6.42 % 20 October 2026: 6.95 % 21 October 2026: 6.93 % 24 July 2026 6 September 2026 21 October 2026 6.93 % 85 official observations, 24 July 2026 → 21 October 2026. Every point is a published value — never interpolated.
Rank #2 of 71 higher is better
Ranked behind 97 % 69 of 71 countries
Latest move ▼ 0.02 pp since 20 October 2026
Below its peak 2.83 pp peak 9.76 % in 20 August 2026
Full series ▲ 1.84 pp since 24 July 2026 In Europe: #1 of 34 vs median -2.43 %: +9.36 pp (better)
Among 71 countries 5 of 71 countries between -7.76 % and -7.17 % 1 of 71 countries between -5.40 % and -4.81 % 2 of 71 countries between -4.22 % and -3.63 % 27 of 71 countries between -3.63 % and -3.04 % 1 of 71 countries between -2.45 % and -1.86 % 1 of 71 countries between -1.86 % and -1.27 % 2 of 71 countries between -1.27 % and -0.69 % 2 of 71 countries between -0.69 % and -0.10 % 20 of 71 countries between -0.10 % and 0.49 % 2 of 71 countries between 1.08 % and 1.67 % 1 of 71 countries between 2.26 % and 2.85 % 1 of 71 countries between 3.44 % and 4.03 % 1 of 71 countries between 4.03 % and 4.62 % 1 of 71 countries between 5.21 % and 5.80 % 4 of 71 countries between 5.80 % and 6.39 % median -2.43 % Norway: ahead of 97 % of the 71 countries with a published currency Norway 6.93 % → -7.76 % 6.39 % Half of all 71 countries sit between -3.28 % and 0.00 % . Norway is ahead of 97 % of them. Axis trimmed to the 2nd–98th percentile; 3 values beyond it sit in the end bars. The currency’s US-dollar value now vs one year ago — positive means it strengthened. Our calculation from daily ECB reference rates.
How to read this figure Our own calculation from daily ECB reference rates: the currency’s US-dollar value today versus one year ago. A strengthening currency makes imports and foreign travel cheaper; it is not a verdict on the economy.
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