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Inflation and policy surprises explain 71 to 81 per cent of the krone, or about half, depending on the window

HorisontInflation surprisePolicy surpriseSammanlagt
On impact29.2%41.5%70.7%
Tolv månader39.3%41.5%80.8%
Twenty four months32.2%45.0%77.2%
On impact, thirty minute windows49.9%
Twelve months, thirty minute windows52.1%
Twenty four months, thirty minute windows50.1%

Forecast error variance decomposition for the euro against the Norwegian krone, from a structural vector autoregression identified with market based surprise measures as external instruments. Monthly data from January 1999 to December 2025, with announcement based instruments available from 2002, so identification uses the shorter common sample. The impulse response figures show 68 and 90 per cent bootstrap bands and no numeric standard errors or t statistics are printed in the text.

A central bank study attributes most of the Norwegian krone's variance to inflation and monetary policy surprises. Narrow the measurement window from a day to thirty minutes and the combined share falls to about fifty per cent.

71% to 81%Combined share of krone variance, daily windows
about 50%The same with thirty minute windows
about 1%Peak appreciation in the baseline
-0.39, r squared 0.16Correlation on Norwegian inflation days

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