Nordic Barometer Survey May 2012: Norway Forecasts

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  Nordic Barometer - a monthly survey of economic forecasts by leading economic forecasters either located in the country concerned or specifically focusing on it. Forecasts for the current year and the year ahead are shown; quarterly forecasts, long term forecasts and precise variable definitions are available from MJEconomics.

• Víddir

  • Forecasts
    • Forecasters
    • BNP Paribas
    • Danske Bank
    • DZ Bank
    • Econ Intelligence Unit
    • Handelsbanken
    • Moody's Analytics
    • Nordea
    • Nykredit
    • Oxford Economics
    • SEB
    • Societe Generale
    • Statistics Norway
    • Swedbank First Securities
    • Consensus (Mean Average)
    • Median
    • High
    • Low
    • Standard Deviation
    • Number of Forecasts
    • Other Forecasts
    • Finance Ministry (May '12)
    • Norges Bank (Mar. '12)
    • EC (May '12)
    • IMF (Apr. '12)
    • OECD (Nov. '11)
  • Indicator
    • Consumer Prices (%)
    • Consumer Prices, underlying (%)
    • Current Account (Nkr bn)
    • Current Account (% of GDP)
    • GDP, mainland (%)
    • GDP, total (%)
    • General Govt Budget Balance (% of GDP)
    • Goods & Services Exports (%)
    • Goods & Services Imports (%)
    • Government Consumption (%)
    • Gross Fixed Investment (%)
    • Industrial Production (%)
    • Inventory Growth (% contribution)
    • Manufacturing Earnings (%)
    • Net Exports (% contribution)
    • Private Consumption (%)
    • Unemployment Rate (% of labour force)