July 18th 2007
Norwegian Krone Rises on Rate Hike
The Norwegian Krone is certainly not a very popular currency among participants in the forex markets. Nonetheless, the currency has enjoyed a strong year, having moved away from clinging to the coattails of the Euro and has actually surpassed the common currency by a considerable margin. In fact, the Krone recently touched a 10-month high against the Euro, and a multi-year high against the USD, spurred on by a rate increase by the Central Bank of Norway. In addition, the consensus among analysts is that the Central Bank will hike rates several more times over the next year, bringing the benchmark rate to 5.75% by 2008. Surely, the most opportunistic among us has already begun searching for a broker that facilitates trading in Krone!
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