Norway recorded a slight increase in its trade surplus for December, with the balance reaching 42.9 billion NOK. According to the latest figures updated on January 15, 2026, this represents an increase from the previous month's trade surplus of 41.3 billion NOK, recorded in November 2025.
This increment appears to reflect the country's continued robust export activity, with Norway maintaining its position as a key player in global markets. The latest trade balance figures may offer a positive signal for the Norwegian economy, which has been navigating fluctuating global demand and supply chain challenges.
Analysts will be closely monitoring whether this growth trend will persist as the global economy continues to adjust post-pandemic. A key focus will be on how Norway leverages its natural resource exports while seeking new market opportunities to sustain and potentially further enhance its trade surplus.
