The Oslo Stock Exchange opened with a modest gain, with the main index up 0.3% from the previous close.
The positive start was underpinned by stronger energy prices, as a barrel of North Sea oil traded at around $72 before the market opened.
Crude prices have risen approximately 2% since Thursday's close, providing a tailwind for the energy-heavy Norwegian market.
Crude prices have risen approximately 2% since Thursday's close, providing a tailwind for the energy-heavy Norwegian market.
The regional context remains supportive, with Nordic markets having closed higher on Tuesday.
The regional Vinx 30 index reached 1,552, reflecting broad-based buying interest across the region.
Stockholm's market also appeared poised for a slight gain, following a Monday morning marked by dual takeover bids that boosted sentiment.