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About The Bank
About The Bank
- Core responsibilities
  Monetary policy
  
  Financial stability
  
  Countercyclical capital buffer
  
  Government Pension Fund Global
  
  Liquidity management
  
  Government debt management
  
  Payment systems and settlement system
  
  Notes and coins
  
  Legislation
  
  Foreign exchange reserves
  Organisation
  The Supervisory Council
  
  The Executive Board
  
  Monetary Policy
  
  Financial Stability
  
  Markets and ICT
  
  Corporate and Shared Services
  
  Norges Bank Investment Management
  
  General Secretariat and General Counsel
  
  Internal Audit
- Careers
  Who are we looking for?
  
  What we can offer
  
  How to apply
  PhD scholarship program
  About the PhD program
  
  Who can apply?
  
  Eligible institutions
  Media enquiries
  Press photos
  Norges Bank Education Centre
  Norges Bank building
- History
  Brief history of Norges Bank
  
  Governors of Norges Bank
  Research
  External publications
  
  PhD internship program
  
  Research seminars
  
  Research economists homepages
  
  Conferences
  
  ReFIT – Review of Flexible Inflation Targeting
  
  Norges Bank Spring Institute
  Financial turbulence and Norges Bank
- Norges Bank Education Centre
  
  Can you learn about economics and have fun at the same time? We think so.
  Norges Bank Education Centre
Monetary policy
Monetary policy
- About the key policy rate
  Further information on key policy rate
  
  Changes in the key policy rate
- Monetary policy meetings
  Regional network
  Effect of interest rate changes
- Models
  Models for monetary policy analysis (NEMO)
  
  Models for short-term forecasting (SAM)
- Changes in the key policy rate
  
  Monetary policy meetings with changes in the key policy rate.
  Changes in the key policy rate
Liquidity and markets
Liquidity and markets
- Settlement system
  Norges Bank’s settlement system – main functions
  
  Settlement days
  
  Banks with accounts at Norges Bank
  
  Criteria for opening an account at Norges Bank
  Collateral for banks' loans
  Securities approved as collateral for banks' loans
  
  Practical information and procedures
  
  Rules and regulations
  
  Application forms - collateral for bank's loans
- Countercyclical capital buffer
  Indicators of financial imbalances
  Government debt
  About government debt
  
  Borrowing programme and reports
  
  Debt issues
  
  Auction calendar
  
  Secondary market
  
  Investor relations
  
  Statistics
  
  Analyses
  Working group (ARR)
  Scandinavian FX Committee
- Liquidity management
  The management of bank reserves: The system in Norway
  
  Norges Bank’s standing facilities
  
  Liquidity forecast
  Market operations
  F-loans and F-deposits
  Lender of last resort
  Foreign exchange transactions with the GPFG
- Bank liquidity
  
  Statistics and forecasts for bank liquidity in Norway. Published every Monday and Thursday at 12 noon.
  Bank liquidity
Notes and coins
Notes and coins
- Notes
  Legal tender banknotes
  
  Withdrawn banknotes
  New banknote series
  What to do with old banknotes
  
  When will the banknotes be launched?
  
  For banks and retailers
  
  For the press
  
  Security features
  
  About the new notes
  
  On the choice of theme and motifs
- Coins
  Legal tender coins
  
  Withdrawn coins
  Commemorative coins
  Commemorative coins issued
  
  Order commemorative coins
  Exchange of withdrawn notes and coins
  Addresses - Norges Bank's depots run by NOKAS
  
  Guidelines - exchange of withdrawn banknotes and coins
- Rules and regulations - notes and coins
  Guidelines for the use of Norwegian banknote and coin designs
  
  Regulation relating to compensation for lost, burnt, or damaged notes and coins
  
  Dye-stained notes
  
  Norges Bank’s rules for delivery of dye-stained banknotes and of banknotes and coins that may stem from criminal acts, cf. the provisions of the Money Laundering Act
- What to do with old banknotes
  
  The old series of 100-krone and 200-krone notes are not legal tender after 30 May 2018.
  What to do with old banknotes
Statistics
Statistics
- Interest rates
  NOWA daily observations
  
  NOWA monthly average
  
  NOWA annual average
  
  Treasury bills daily observations
  
  Treasury bills monthly average
  
  Treasury bills annual average
  
  Government bonds daily observations
  
  Government bonds monthly average
  
  Government bonds annual average
  
  Key policy rate daily observations
  
  Key policy rate monthly average
  
  Key policy rate annual average
  
  Discount rate
- Exchange rates
  FAQ Exchange rates
  Bank liquidity
  Foreign exchange transactions
  Foreign exchange reserves - key figures
  Statistics on notes and coins
- API for open data
  Inflation
  Inflation indicators
  Price calculator
  Payment statistics
- Historical monetary statistics for Norway
  
  Historical data typically go back to the early years after Norges Bank was founded in 1816, with the notable exception of data for wages and consumer prices which go back to 1726 and 1516 respectively.
  Historical statistics
Published
Published
- Norges Bank's reports
  External evaluations
  
  Norway's financial system
  
  Financial Infrastructure Report
  
  Financial Stability Report
  
  Management of Norges Bank’s foreign exchange reserves
  
  Expectations Survey
  
  Norges Bank Papers
  
  Money market survey
  
  Monetary Policy Report with financial stability assessment
  
  Regional network reports
  
  Norges Bank’s Survey of Bank Lending
  
  Annual Report
- Papers
  Economic Bulletin
  
  Economic Commentaries
  
  Occasional Papers
  
  Staff Memo
  
  Working Papers
  Bankplassen blog
- Speeches
  Press releases
  Articles and chronicles
  Submissions
  Balance sheets
  Circulars
  Minutes of the Executive Board Meetings
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