Norway’s broad money supply (M3) recorded a modest decline in December 2025, suggesting a slight tightening in overall liquidity conditions. The indicator slipped to 3,422.1 billion NOK, down from 3,446.6 billion NOK in November 2025.
The data, updated on 29 January 2026, show that the December reading marks a step back from the previous month’s level, indicating that the pace of monetary expansion has softened at the end of the year. While no additional breakdown was provided, movements in M3 are closely watched by markets as a gauge of underlying financial conditions, credit dynamics, and potential pressures on inflation.
Analysts and investors will likely monitor upcoming releases to assess whether December’s decline represents a temporary adjustment or the beginning of a more sustained trend in Norway’s monetary aggregates.
