2016 began with a drop in January and the benchmark index dundret down 8.1 per cent – the largest decrease in a month since may 2012. The year was, however, terminated by six months with the large price gains.
On the year’s last trading day fell, however, the main index 0,36 percent to 683,87 points. The fall came after it was set a new all-time high on Thursday.
Seafood, oil and finance have contributed the most to the price advances, with seafood as the year vinnerbransje with a rise of 56,4 per cent.
Grieg Seafood, Norway Royal Salmon and The Scottish Salmon Company, all had a return on investment of more than 100 percent.
There were an average of traded shares for 4,15 billion distributed on 92.300 trades each day in 2016. This was 10.5 percent less than in 2015, measured in money.
This was the best 20 and worst shares in 2016.
It was also a record year for obigasjoner.
– Political surprises and rising oil and salmon prices characterized børsåret 2016. In June, the stock market taken on the bed of the british EU-no. Donald Trump’s election victory in november was an equally big surprise. Both options posed a major, but short-term price fluctuations, ” says communications manager Geir Harald Aase at the Oslo stock Exchange to the NTB.
– If we take into consideration that the Norwegian krone has strengthened against most other currencies in 2016, in particular the british pound, and measures the return in money, have savings in the Norwegian stocks has been even more profitable compared with other exchanges, ” he says further.
the Oslo stock Exchange increased more than other exchanges, which we often compare with. The Stockholm stock exchange rose 4.7 per cent in 2016, the DAX 30 index climbed 6.9%, the FTSE 100 rose 14.4 per cent and the CAC 40 in Paris ended the day up 4.9 percent.
IN the U.S. rose the Dow Jones with 13.4 percent. The S&P 500 ended with a rise of 9.5 per cent, while the Nasdaq rose by 7.5 per cent.
the Nikkei index in Tokyo had a progress of 0.4 per cent in the course of 2016. It was the fifth year in a row with an increase.
the Shanghai stock exchange fell by over 12 per cent, as a result of massive capital flight and a failure of the yuan currency.
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