November’s unexpectedly-sharp rise in inflation in Norway is unlikely to change the Norges Bank’s mind about leaving policy unchanged at Thursday’s meeting. The Bank is likely to raise interest rates again in Q1, but the recent decline in oil prices suggests that it will lower its interest rate forecast.
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