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September rate hike by Norges Bank looks nailed on

After leaving policy unchanged today, the Norges Bank looks almost certain to begin raising interest rates at its next meeting in September. But even as the central bank tightens monetary policy over the next few years, we think that falling oil prices will cause the krone to weaken.

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