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Unchanged PPI from June to July
The total PPI was unchanged from June to July 2020. Price increases in refined petroleum products and crude oil evened out the downturn in other groups within energy goods and manufacturing industries.
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Manufacturing turnover fell sharply in the second quarter
Seasonally-adjusted figures show that the total turnover in Norwegian manufacturing decreased by 7.5 per cent from the first to the second quarter of 2020. On a monthly basis however, from May to June 2020, the manufacturing turnover increased by ...
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Continued downturn in PPI
The producer price index (PPI) fell in June for the sixth month in a row. The downturn came both outside and inside the energy goods.
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Reduced manufacturing turnover
Seasonally-adjusted figures show that the total turnover in Norwegian manufacturing decreased by 4.5 per cent in the period March-May 2020, compared with the previous three-month period. On a monthly basis, from April to May 2020, the manufacturin...
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Continued drop in PPI
Heavy price falls on natural gas and refined petroleum products lead to a decrease of 2.7 percent in the producer price index for May. This comes despite a solid increase in prices on crude oil this month.
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Manufacturing turnover fell sharply in April
Seasonally-adjusted figures show that the total turnover in Norwegian manufacturing decreased by 10 per cent from March to April. Measures introduced in order to mitigate the spreading of the Corona-virus in Norway and a drop in prices for refined...
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Energy prices continue to drop
Significant price reductions on most energy goods caused a further decrease in the Producer Price Index in April. Natural gas had a positive price development, but only due to a weak Norwegian krone.
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Reduced manufacturing turnover in the first quarter
Seasonally-adjusted figures show that the total turnover in Norwegian manufacturing decreased by 1.0 per cent in the first quarter of 2020 compared with the last quarter of 2019. A 2.8 per cent increase in manufacturing turnover was recorded from ...
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An uneasy world made its mark on PPI
March saw the largest monthly decrease in producer price index (PPI) in over 15 years. Uncertainties relating to the corona pandemic and the petroleum markets' are the main causes of this downturn.
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Reduced manufacturing turnover
Seasonally-adjusted figures show that the total turnover in Norwegian manufacturing decreased by 1.4 per cent in the period December 2019 to February 2020 compared with the previous three-month period. A 1.6 per cent increase in manufacturing turn...
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Downturn in export prices in February
The producer price index (PPI) fell by 3.3 per cent from January to February. Reduced export prices on oil and gas had the largest impact, but reduced electricity prices were another contributing factor.
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Manufacturing turnover still at a high level
Seasonally-adjusted figures show that the total turnover in Norwegian manufacturing increased by 0.4 per cent in the period November 2019 to January 2020 compared with the previous three-month period. A 1.4 per cent increase in manufacturing turno...
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Electricity prices drove PPI down
The first month of the decade resulted in a downturn in the producer price index (PPI). The lion’s share of this downturn came from most of the energy goods. A smaller dip in the prices on crude oil and natural gas was joined by a larger fall in p...
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Manufacturing turnover at record level
Seasonally-adjusted figures show that the total turnover in Norwegian manufacturing increased by 2.1 per cent from the third to the fourth quarter of 2019. On a monthly basis, from November to December 2019, the manufacturing turnover increased by...
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Petroleumdriven upturn in PPI
The last month of the decade gave a large bump in the producer price index (PPI). This increase was mainly driven by the petroleum sector, while the electricity prices pushed in the other direction.
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