At closing index was down 0.2 percent at 584.61 points.
There could have been a correction was thus a continued decline, albeit quite moderate.
Better went there for stock debutant XXL, who came to their first day of trading with a bid price of 58 dollars, but that was 62 million when the stock exchange closed. It was traded shares in the sporting goods retailer for more than 2.3 billion the first day, and the bulk of the volume was in the early morning.
Among the more established stocks, the trend was varied. Subsea 7 and DNB fell the most, with a decline of 1.3 percent and Statoil was down 0.7 percent. Yara (+0.9 percent), Hydro (+0.7 percent) and Marine Harvest (0.6 percent) contributed the other hand, in the positive direction.
Oil prices continued their decline Friday and a barrel of North Sea oil cost $ 91.71 when the stock market closed. American light oil was then sold for $ 89.54 a barrel.
In Europe, it was unlike how exchanges evolved. FTSE 100 in London was up 1.2 percent and the CAC 40 in Paris rose 0.9 percent, while the DAX index in Frankfurt fell 2 percent. (AFP)
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