The Oslo Stock Exchange opened higher on Tuesday, marking a second consecutive day of gains for the main index.
The benchmark rose 0.3% shortly after the opening bell, signaling cautious optimism among local investors despite a lack of strong directional catalysts.
Crude oil prices, a key driver for the Norwegian market, remained largely unchanged from Monday’s close.
Brent crude was trading just under $73.5 per barrel ahead of the open, providing a stable backdrop for energy-heavy equities.
The flat oil price suggests that the index’s modest advance is driven by broader sentiment rather than a commodity rally.
The positive start follows a similar pattern in neighboring markets.