Oslo Stock Exchange Reaches New Record High Driven by Oil Price Surge Amid Iran War

The Oslo Stock Exchange's main index closed at a historic high, up 2.8 percent, primarily driven by oil prices surpassing $113 per barrel due to the ongoing conflict in Iran. Equinor shares also reached their highest level ever.

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Oslo Børs endte opp 2,8 prosent – ny rekord

Hovedindeksen på Oslo Børs stengte mandag på en historisk topp. Dette skyldes i hovedsak drevet av at oljeprisen har passert 113 dollar fatet som følge av den pågående krigen i Iran, skriver E24. Equinor-aksjen nådde også sitt høyeste nivå noensinne, og selskapet har nå en markedsverdi på over 1000 milliarder kroner.

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