The Norges Bank is likely to leave interest rates unchanged at its meeting in June, but we think that it will revise its rate forecast down. After all, while economic growth has strengthened since the Bank last produced forecasts, consumer price inflation has slowed. And house price inflation has fallen more sharply than expected, so the Bank might be less worried about the impact of looser monetary policy on the property market.
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