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The average export price for farmed fresh or chilled salmon was NOK 73.80 per kilogram in the week of September 28 to October 4, Statistics Norway reported on October 7. That was 0.3% above the previous week.
The Saudi Press Agency reported that a five-day practical AI camp at the Madinah Chamber of Commerce and Industry began with 120 participants and nine speakers.
The Bank of Russia put the country’s international reserves at $733.2 billion at the end of October 2. The total fell by $9.5 billion, or 1.3%, over the week.
Statistics Norway’s price index for first-hand domestic sales rose 1.8% from August to September, according to figures released on October 9. It tracks first-hand prices for Norwegian-produced goods sold at home and imported goods.
Preliminary figures published by Statistics Norway on behalf of Norges Bank put official reserve assets at NOK 856.6 billion in September, up from NOK 847.3 billion in August.
Central bank data put international reserves and foreign currency liquidity at QAR262.279 billion.
Oil and gas shares returned 9.1% in September as oil prices rose, according to the Bank of Russia’s financial market review published on October 8. Information technology shares returned 5.3%.
In the September survey, adults selected energy prices among their leading concerns for the year ahead.
Statistics Norway reported August turnover of NOK 284.8 billion across oil and gas extraction, mining, manufacturing and electricity supply.
Statistics Norway’s October 6 release shows a seasonally adjusted monthly increase and a separate calendar-adjusted annual rise of 3.7%.
The Bank of Russia reported that debt of organisations and households stood at RUB 181.8 trillion on July 1, 2026. Excluding currency revaluation, it increased by RUB 6.1 trillion during the second quarter.
Preliminary estimates show real growth of 0.4% year on year and a 79.2% non-oil share.
