This happens after Denmark opens up for increased ownership in the crisis-stricken airline. At 11.45, the share was up as much as 16.6 percent on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
However, the main index is still down 1.5 percent.
Among the most traded companies, Equinor was at the top with a decline of 1.6 percent. Norsk Hydro was down as much as 5.2 percent. Our Energy was just up 0.01 percent, while Rec Silicon was up 3.8. Yara was down 1 percent.
The oil price was slightly down on Friday morning, but had recovered in the morning. One barrel of North Sea oil was traded for 123.69 dollars, up 0.7 percent.
The development on the Oslo Stock Exchange takes place after a stock market crash in the USA on Thursday. The Nasdaq then fell 2.8 percent, and the Samp; P 500 fell 2.4 percent.
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