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NOK to push for parity against SEK next year

We think the combination of a recovery in risk appetite and an expected increase in oil prices will support the Norwegian krone in 2021, and that it will regain ground on its Swedish cousin. Data due out next week are likely to add to signs that the rebound in Swedish activity gathered pace into Q4, while we expect the monthly GDP series from Norway to show that output got back to within 4% of its February peak in August.

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