挪威OBX全股指数 (OsloBorsAllShare) 加自选

2025年9月，挪威房价环比上涨0.4%，而前一个月上涨0.6%。截至本月底，挪威房屋的平均价格为4993572挪威克朗。9月份共售出11142套房屋，比去年同期增长9.3%。9月份卖出一套房子平均需要46天，低于8月份的49天。卑尔根和斯塔万格的销售期最短，为19天，而弗雷德里克斯塔德/萨尔普斯堡的销售期则最长，为87天。从地区来看，9月份价格发展最强劲的是波尔斯格伦/斯基恩（+2.1%），而特罗姆瑟的价格发展最弱（-0.1%）。9月份房价同比上涨5.5%，与8月份的增长率持平。

House prices in Norway rose by 0.4% month-on-month in September 2025, following a 0.6% increase in the previous month. The average price for a home in Norway was NOK 4,993,572 at the end of the month. A total of 11,142 homes were sold in September, which is 9.3% more than in the same month last year. It took an average of 46 days to sell a home in September, down from 49 days in August. Bergen and Stavanger had the shortest selling period at 19 days, whereas Fredrikstad/Sarpsborg had the longest at 87 days. Regionally, the strongest price development in September was in Porsgrunn/Skien (+2.1%), while the weakest was in Tromsø (-0.1%). On a yearly basis, house prices increased by 5.5% in September, matching the growth rate seen in August.

经季节性调整后，挪威登记失业的人数从上个月的64.3万人上升到2025年9月的6.44万人。这是自2022年1月以来的最高水平，相当于劳动力的2.1%。大多数职业群体的失业率都有所上升，旅游业和交通业的失业率最高（占劳动力的2.9%），学术专业的失业率最低（0.9%）。从地区来看，奥斯陆和Østfold的失业率最高，为2.8%，而特罗姆斯的失业率最低，为1.2%。尽管如此，劳动力需求仍然稳定，9月份公布的职位空缺为43300个，相当于每个工作日1800个，比去年同期下降11%，主要集中在健康、护理、零售和销售、服务业和其他工作领域。经非季节性调整，9月份完全失业人数从8月份的64700人降至62000人。

The number of people registered as out of work in Norway rose to a seasonally adjusted 64.4 thousand in September 2025 from a revised 64.3 thousand in the previous month. This marks the highest since January 2022 and equal to 2.1% of the workforce. Unemployment increased across most occupational groups, with the highest rate in tourism and transportation (2.9% of the workforce) and the lowest among academic professions (0.9%). Regionally, Oslo and Østfold posted the highest jobless rates at 2.8%, while Troms recorded the lowest at 1.2%. Still, labor demand remained solid, with 43,300 vacancies advertised in September, equivalent to 1,800 per working day and 11% lower than a year earlier, mainly in health, nursing & care, retail & sales, and service occupations and other work. On a non-seasonally adjusted basis, the number of fully unemployed people fell to 62.0 thousand in September from 64.7 thousand in August.

挪威DNB制造业采购经理人指数从8月的49.6升至2025年9月的49.9，标志着连续第二个月出现收缩。生产指数略有上升（8月份为52.2比52.0），而就业指数也有所上升（47.3比42.8），标志着在经历了两个月的下降后有了显著改善。采购商品库存也下降（48.2比48.8），表明需求增加，支撑了总指数。与此同时，新订单减弱（49.5比50.1），国内订单（47.8）和出口订单（47.3）均低于增长。供应商交货时间缩短（49.1比52.3），通常反映了活动疲软。投入价格指数下降（59.6比61.4），但仍表明价格持续上涨。

Norway’s DNB Manufacturing PMI increased to 49.9 in September 2025 from 49.6 in August, marking the second consecutive month of contraction. The production index rose slightly (52.2 vs 52.0 in August), while the employment index also increased (47.3 vs 42.8), marking a sharp improvement after two months of decline. Inventory of purchased goods also fell (48.2 vs 48.8), indicating higher demand and supporting the total index. Meanwhile, new orders weakened (49.5 vs 50.1), with both domestic (47.8) and export orders (47.3) remaining below growth. Supplier delivery times shortened (49.1 vs 52.3), typically reflecting softer activity. The input price index decreased (59.6 vs 61.4), though still pointed to continued rising prices.

2025年8月，挪威零售额环比增长0.2%，较7月向上修正的0.7%有所缓解。经济放缓反映了几个类别的下降，特别是非专业商店的其他零售（-3.8%对7月份的5%）、ICT设备（-1.9%对1%）和非专业商店整体（-1.4%对1.5%）。汽车燃料（-0.6%对-0.8%）和食品、饮料和烟草（-0.2%对0.7%）的贸易也有所下降。这些下降被其他家用设备（1.9%对0.5%）和文化娱乐用品（2.8%对-2.2%）的强劲增长以及其他商品的温和增长（1.5%对1.7%）略微抵消。零售贸易同比增长5%，略低于7月份的5.1%，这是自2021年5月以来的最大增幅。

Retail sales in Norway rose 0.2% month-over-month in August 2025, easing from an upwardly revised 0.7% increase in July. The slowdown reflected declines in several categories, notably other retail in non-specialised stores (-3.8% vs 5% in July), ICT equipment (-1.9% vs 1%), and non-specialised stores overall (-1.4% vs 1.5%). Trade was also lower for automotive fuel (-0.6% vs -0.8%) and food, beverages, and tobacco (-0.2% vs 0.7%). These declines were slightly offset by stronger gains in other household equipment (1.9% vs 0.5%) and cultural and recreational goods (2.8% vs -2.2%), as well as more moderate growth in other goods (1.5% vs 1.7%). On a yearly basis, retail trade increased 5%, down marginally from 5.1% in July, which had marked the strongest rise since May 2021.