Norway’s first-hand domestic sales prices rose 8.2% over the year in September
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.
Event / data period: 2026-09
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The index, with 2021 set to 100, stood at 143.3 in September, up 8.2% year on year. The food index fell 0.5% month on month but rose 4.8% from September 2025.
This measure differs from the producer price index because it covers first-hand sales in the Norwegian market, including imports. It is a price index, not consumer inflation or the prices paid by any particular household.
Data
Norway price index of first-hand domestic sales
Statistics Norway’s September 2026 table of first-hand domestic sales prices.
- Total index
- 143.3 index points
- 2026-09 · Observed
- Total index monthly change
- 1.8 percent
- 2026-09 · Observed
- Total index annual change
- 8.2 percent
- 2026-09 · Observed
- Food index annual change
- 4.8 percent
- 2026-09 · Observed
Methodology
Index levels and changes are transcribed from SSB’s 2021=100 table. Monthly and annual rates compare different periods; the food sub-index is separate from the total index.
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