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SSB’s PIF index rose 1.8% in September and 8.2% over 12 months. It covers domestically produced and imported goods sold in Norway; the fuels group rose 69.9% year on year.
Source: Statistics Norway (SSB) — Price index of first-hand domestic sales, September 2026
Preliminary figures published by SSB on behalf of Norges Bank put official reserve assets at NOK 856,583 million in September 2026. Foreign currency reserves accounted for NOK 697,016 million.
Source: Statistics Norway (SSB), on behalf of Norges Bank — International reserves, September 2026
SSB’s producer price index, covering prices for domestically produced goods sold at home and abroad, rose 12.4% monthly and 48.8% annually in September. The index excluding energy goods rose 6.7% year on year.
Source: Statistics Norway (SSB) — Producer price index, September 2026
Qatar received 2.614 million visitors through land, air and sea entry points in January-September 2026, according to Qatar Tourism figures reported by QNA. September arrivals rose 1.1% year on year, with GCC countries the largest source group.
SSB counted 5,542,649 guest nights at commercial accommodation establishments in August, up 0.4% year on year. Nights by foreign visitors rose while those by Norwegian residents declined.
Source: Statistics Norway (SSB) — Accommodation statistics, August 2026
SSB’s seasonally adjusted industrial production index rose 1% in August. The calendar-adjusted annual change was minus 0.6%, while manufacturing output fell 0.4% month on month.
Source: Statistics Norway (SSB) — Index of industrial production, August 2026
Scotland’s June 2026 agricultural census put cattle numbers at 1.67 million, up 0.7% year on year, while spring crop area was 16% below its five-year average.
Source: Scottish Government — Results from the Scottish Agricultural Census: June 2026
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