1. The stronger Norwegian krone vis-a-vis the dollar is also expected to push up prices in dollar terms.

2. We have long argued that the Norwegian krone is a better safe haven play than the Swiss franc.

3. Norwegian Krone(currency code NOK) is the name of the currency used in Norway.

4. While he purchased Norwegian krone last Friday, Merk doesn't think he's safe from currency intervention there, either.

5. Mr. Lequeux said he bought the Norwegian krone early this morning in London and pocketed a 1.5% profit off of the trade.

6. To keep the budget deficit down, the government proposed to sell off shares and property valued at around 1,000 million kroner.

7. The total energy tax bill for industry in 1990 totalled 6 billion krone.

8. Cutting rates will be necessary if the central bank is to prevent the krone from strengthening any more against the mark.

9. The company's turnover for 1992 fell to 58 billion kroner, from nearly 61 billion kroner the previous year.

10. But this is not the case: a Copehagen beer producer wants be paid in Danish krone.

11. Denmark (an honorary member of the euro zone, with its krone firmly pegged to the single currency) recently became the first EU state to enter a formal recession,[http://] thanks in part to a housing bust.

12. This had its downsides, besides – inevitably – getting the two currencies hopelessly mixed up (both eschew the euro, using the krone and krona respectively).

13. Denmark was forced to use high interest rates to defend its currency, the krone , against speculative attack.

14. However, the market will now fear that if it pushes the krone (or the Singapore dollar) too far. there will be push back from the various central banks.

15. Denmark's central bank raised its key interest rate to 5% from 4.6% Tuesday to support the Danish krone , which is pegged to the euro.

16. But this is not the case: a Copehagen beer producer wants to be paid in Danish krone.