Nomura now sees one more cut (prev. three cuts) by the Norges Bank

Nomura's revision to predict just one more rate cut by the Norges Bank versus the previous expectation of three indicates a shift in the market's outlook on Norway's monetary policy.

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This suggests that inflation pressures may be less severe than anticipated, potentially stabilizing the NOK and influencing broader market rates. Traders should monitor how this adjustment aligns with other central bank policies in the region and its implications for risk sentiment.

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