Krone Trades At 1-week High After Norway Central Bank Retains Rate At 2.25%
22 Juin 2011 - 2:20PM
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Wednesday, the Norwegian krone spiked higher against its US
counterpart around 8:00 am ET following the nation's Central Bank
decided to leave its key policy rate unchanged at 2.25 percent.
The central bank said an unexpected increase in activity or in
price and cost inflation may lead to a more pronounced upward shift
in the key policy rate than currently projected.
The central bank last raised the rates in May 2011 by a quarter
point to the current level. It was the first hike since a quarter
point raise in the rate last May.
The krone appreciated by more than 0.4 percent against the
greenback following the decision, hitting a 1-week high of 5.4637
around 8:15 am ET. On the upside, the domestic unit may find target
around the 5.40 level.
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