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Morning Comment Norway-07/06/2026
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Morning Comment Norway-07/06/2026
&P 500 Nasdaq Nikkei 225 Hang Seng Shanghai
• NAS – June capacity growth of 8% y/y came in a touch ahead of guidance,
and the sequential pick-up in growth clearly coloured the rest of the report. S&P sector performance
The yield decline of 4% was broadly in line with our expectations – and would
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be neutral on flat FX – but the 4.8pp drop in load factor was marginally softer.
Capacity growth explains part of that, though we also understand demand to Insurance 3.1%
have disappointed on southbound routes, with some negative drag from the Pharma 2.9%
World Cup. Intra-Scandinavian routes remain the standout performers. Aerospace & Defence 2.9%
Despite the softer June print, the demand outlook for July stays upbeat, with
Utilities 2.3%
returns on beach destinations improving the most. We estimate Q2 revenue
of NOK ~10.6bn versus consensus at NOK ~10.9bn, and would expect 2026e Chemicals 2.2%
EPS to come down by some ~2%. With the June figures increasingly looking Oil Integrated 1.2%
like a one-off, and Q3–Q4’26 yield and load expected to return to growth, we Telecom 1.1%
would use any weakness today as a buying opportunity. Link to report. Gold 1.1%
• BNOR – BlueNord reports June production of 30.4 kbd (Tyra 12.8 kbd, base Software 1.0%
assets 17.6 kbd), down from 37.1 kbd in May and the low point of the quarter Oil E&P 0.9%
as June carried the tail of the scheduled maintenance program. Tyra was
Retail 0.7%
down for the planned Harald/full-hub shutdown through 20 June, with restart
slipping three days on a HV cable repair and an LP compressor trip. The Oil Services 0.6%
company said the program improved reliability at Tyra and increased Technology & Hardware 0.4%
capacity at Harald.
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