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Norges Bank: next decision, current policy rate, consensus

As of 15 September 2026.

The next Norges Bank policy rate decision is scheduled for Thu 24 Sep 2026 at 08:00 UTC (10:00 Europe/Oslo).

The policy rate is currently 4.25%, as published on 13 Aug 2026.

Norges Bank rate facts

Every value is the latest published reading FXMacroData holds. A decision date appears only after the bank publishes it, and times are shown in UTC with the market-local time where the schedule supplies one.

Current policy rate, last change, next decision and consensus for Norges Bank
Current policy rate 4.25% Latest published reading, 13 Aug 2026
Last change Unchanged in the readings held
Next decision (UTC) Scheduled · local 24 Sep 10:00 (UTC+02:00)
Consensus Not published
Meeting frequency ~8x/year Published cadence for this series. FXMacroData never infers a decision date from a cadence rule.
Official source Norges Bank

The full policy rate history, decision by decision, is on the Norway policy rate page.

How Norges Bank sets policy

Norges Bank sets the policy rate eight times per year, with a 2% inflation target. Four of its meetings include a Monetary Policy Report with updated growth, inflation, and rate-path forecasts.

Common questions

When is the next Norges Bank rate decision?

The next Norges Bank policy rate decision is scheduled for Thu 24 Sep 2026 at 08:00 UTC, which is 24 Sep 10:00 (UTC+02:00) in the market's own time zone.

What is the current Norges Bank policy rate?

The Norges Bank policy rate is 4.25%, from the reading published on 13 Aug 2026.

How often does the Norges Bank meet?

The policy rate series is published ~8x/year. FXMacroData publishes a decision date only after the bank confirms it, so a cadence never stands in for a date.

How do I get Norges Bank decisions from the API?

Call GET /v1/announcements/nok/policy_rate for the rate series with its release timestamps, and GET /v1/calendar/nok?indicator=policy_rate for the upcoming decision date. USD is open without a key; other currencies need a subscription key.

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