Stronger GDP growth in the US in the third quarter than anticipated Prices recovered in the afternoon the day before Christmas at Oslo Børs.
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GDP growth for the third quarter was revised from a growth of 3.9 percent to 5.0 percent, based on annual basis. Beforehand, it was expected that growth would be revised to 4.3 percent, according to estimates compiled by Bloomberg News.
Capital Economics believes that the outlook for the US economy is rosy in 2015, showing that the growth rate (annualized ) is the strongest in 11 years.
Oil prices rose immediately marked by GDP figures, but then fell back, and the oil price was up around 0.7 percent at closing on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Statoil Statoil ended up 0.4 percent to 133.90 kroner. The share was the most traded on the Oslo Stock Exchange, 593 million. Statoil reported Tuesday morning for the sale of parts of the company assets in the Marcellus area in the United States to South Western Energy $ 394 million.
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