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May 11, 2026
CPI-ATE Edged Higher in Line with Expectations
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Norway's April CPI-ATE inflation rose to 3.2% y/y, matching expectations and supporting Norges Bank's outlook for continued tight monetary policy.
Key Takeaways
- 1.April CPI-ATE inflation rose to 3.2% y/y, perfectly aligning with consensus and Norges Bank's forecasts.
- 2.Inflation is becoming stickier and remains above target, providing justification for Norges Bank to maintain a tighter monetary policy.
- 3.Food price rebounds (+2.9% m/m) and high wage growth are countering downward pressure from a stronger NOK and lower fuel taxes.
Table of Contents
- CPI-ATE edged higher in line with expectations
- Details
- Implications Norges Bank
- Monthly change in CPI-ATE sub-groups
- Food inflation
- CPI-ATE: Pace of inflation
- Underlying CPI
- Headline CPI
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Authors
Olle HolmgrenErica Dalstø
Securities
NOK
Themes
Sticky Core InflationCentral Bank Policy Guidance
Regions
EuropeNorway
