Norway CPI (Feb) & Iceland GDP (Q4)

Inflation in Norway rose quite sharply in February, but we do not think that it is about to surge. Meanwhile, Icelandic GDP growth would have been negative in Q4 was it not for a one-off intellectual property payment which boosted exports. Nevertheless, the economic outlook seems positive.

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