Oslo Stock Exchange Opens 0.5 Percent Higher
On Monday, the Oslo Stock Exchange experienced a rise of 1.9 percent, following the announcement from the United States regarding several new exemptions to its tariffs. The previous week had been marked by volatility as tensions escalated in the trade dispute between the U.S. and China, while other nations benefited from reductions in tariff rates. At the start of trading, the price of North Sea oil was recorded at $65.19 per barrel, indicating an upward trend.
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The post is misleading. While it mentions a rise of 1.9 percent, the search results indicate that the Oslo OBX index actually closed up by 1.88 percent, not 0.5 percent as stated. Additionally, the claim about the price of North Sea oil is unverified in the provided results.
- Norway shares higher at close of trade; Oslo OBX up 1.88%
- Norway stocks higher at close of trade; Oslo OBX up 0.45%
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