Norway’s central bank left its net currency purchases steady in June, maintaining the indicator at -100.0 million, according to data updated on 29 May 2026. The figure is unchanged from the previous reading of -100.0 million recorded in May 2026, signaling a continuation of the existing intervention stance in the foreign exchange market.
The unchanged level suggests that policymakers see no immediate need to adjust the scale of their net krone purchases or sales, opting instead for stability. With the central bank repeating the same intervention volume, markets are likely to interpret the June reading as a sign of policy continuity rather than a shift in currency strategy.
