Unemployment rate · Norway

Norway Unemployment Rate

The Norway Unemployment Rate measures the share of the labour force in Norway, people working or actively looking for work, who have no job but want one.

Importancia
Medium
Publicado
Monthly
Próxima publicación
Divisa
NOK · Norwegian krone
Banco central
Norges Bank
Mueve
EURNOK · GBPNOK · USDNOK

Últimas cifras

El último dato, de SEP, se publicó el 2026-10-22 y fue 5.0%. Es más que 4.6% la vez anterior (revisado).

En las últimas 12 publicaciones osciló entre 4.2% y 5.0%, con una media de 4.6%. Ha subido tres publicaciones seguidas.

Nov 2025: 4.5%Dec 2025: 4.5%Jan 2026: 4.3%Feb 2026: 4.6%Mar 2026: 4.9%Apr 2026: 4.9%May 2026: 4.6%Jun 2026: 4.4%Jul 2026: 4.5%Aug 2026: 4.2%Sep 2026: 4.5%Oct 2026: 5.0% Nov 2025Oct 2026
Resultados reales; la línea corta sobre una barra marca el consenso.
PublicadoParaRealConsensoAnterior
22 Oct 2026SEP5.0%–4.6% ®
23 Sep 2026AUG4.5%–4.2%
25 Aug 2026JUL4.2%–4.6% ®
21 Jul 2026JUN4.5%–4.4%
24 Jun 2026MAY4.4%–4.6%
26 May 2026APR4.6%–4.9%
23 Apr 2026MAR4.9%–4.9%
26 Mar 2026FEB4.9%–4.6%
25 Feb 2026JAN4.6%–4.3%
22 Jan 2026DEC4.3%–4.5%
22 Dec 2025NOV4.5%4.5%4.4% ®
27 Nov 2025OCT4.5%–4.8%

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Por qué importa

Full employment is part of most central banks' mandate. A falling unemployment rate means a tighter labour market, faster wage growth and more inflation pressure, which can keep Norges Bank hawkish; a rising rate is one of the clearest recession signals (the US "Sahm rule" flags a 0.5-point rise in the three-month average).

Cómo se calcula

Statistics Norway (SSB) usually runs a household survey: people are counted as unemployed if they had no work, were available and looked for a job recently. The rate is unemployed ÷ (employed + unemployed). Registered jobless and claimant counts instead count people signed on for benefits. Participation is the labour force ÷ working-age population.

Unemployment rate = unemployed ÷ labour force × 100
Labour force = employed + unemployed

Qué significan los cambios

  • A lower rate than expected usually supports the Norwegian krone.
  • Check participation: unemployment can fall because people stop looking, which is not good news.
  • Broader measures (US U-6) include part-timers who want more hours.

Mayor de lo esperado: A higher unemployment rate than expected points to a weakening labour market: the Norwegian krone tends to soften as markets price in lower rates.

Menor de lo esperado: A lower unemployment rate than expected signals a tight labour market: it tends to support the Norwegian krone and push bond yields up.

Una breve historia

Systematic unemployment statistics began in the 1930s Depression; the International Labour Organization's definition, adopted in 1982, is used by most countries today.

Preguntas

What is the Norway Unemployment Rate?

The Norway Unemployment Rate measures the share of the labour force in Norway, people working or actively looking for work, who have no job but want one.

What was the latest Norway Unemployment Rate?

5.0% for SEP, published on 22 October 2026.

When is the next Norway Unemployment Rate?

On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 07:00 UTC.

Solo contenido educativo, no asesoramiento de inversión. Las cifras son los resultados publicados según los registra nuestro calendario; las reacciones del mercado descritas son típicas, no garantizadas.