Norwegian central bank rates at 1, 5%

Norway has raised the interest rates a quarter point, bringing it to 1, 5%. The Norwegian Central Bank is the first in Europe to have raised the cost of money, after having led to historic lows to deal with the crisis financial global. The central institution also indicated its intention to raise rates in the next three years longer than previously expected in an acceleration of 'inflation and low employment.

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