Equinor shares fell 1.5% in early trading on Thursday, leading a broader decline across the Oslo Stock Exchange.
The energy company's drop contributed to a negative open for the main index, continuing a pattern of subdued performance that has characterized the market in recent sessions.
This latest move follows a period of volatility on the Oslo Børs, where the main index dropped more than 1% in early trading on Tuesday and opened in negative territory on Wednesday.
The selling pressure on Equinor reflects ongoing caution among investors, who are weighing the stock against a backdrop of mixed corporate results and macroeconomic uncertainty.
The decline marks another session of weakness for the Norwegian market, which has struggled to find firm footing after marginal losses in previous days.
This latest move follows a period of volatility on the Oslo Børs, where the main index dropped more than 1% in early trading on Tuesday and opened in negative territory on Wednesday.
The broad-based decline has been driven by a combination of sector-specific concerns and general risk-off sentiment, with major constituents like Telenor also facing downward pressure.