The Norwegian Krone is not a currency for the faint of heart. Economists at ING believe that NOK could benefit from its attractive commodity exposure but may face a big downside in a risk-off scenario.
“A recovery in global sentiment should offer support to NOK in the second half of next year, but restoring market confidence in a very high-beta currency is no easy feat.”
“If indeed markets enjoy a calmer environment in 2023 and Norges Bank favours a stronger currency, then NOK is left with considerable room to benefit from a still strong energy market picture for Norway.”
“We see EURNOK at 10.50 in the fourth quarter of 2023, but NOK hiccups along the way are highly likely.”
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