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DNB Bank ASA (DNB) closes at a 52-week high of NOK 326.70

Up 7.4% over 20 sessions. The previous highest close was NOK 324.90 on 27 Oct 2026.

Published 5 November 2026 · Written from Tradzy's price and volume data

Close
NOK 326.70
On the day
+1.0%
Volume
1.5× average
vs 52-week high
New high

DNB Bank ASA closing prices

NOK 300.00NOK 310.00NOK 320.00Jul '26Jul '26Aug '26Sep '26Oct '26Nov '26NOK 326.70

The last 90 closes up to 5 November 2026. The live chart is on the DNB page.

What happened

DNB Bank ASA (DNB) closed at NOK 326.70 on 5 November 2026, up 1.0% from NOK 323.40 the session before.

It was the second higher close in a row. Over 5 sessions the price is up 2.0%, and over 20 sessions it is up 7.4%.

That close is above every close of the past year. The previous highest was NOK 324.90 on 27 Oct 2026, and the new close is 0.6% above it.

Trading was heavy: volume was 1.5 times its average of the sessions before.

Across the 10 OSLO stocks we track, 5 closed higher and 5 closed lower that day, with a median change of +0.00%. DNB's change was +1.0%.

This page reports what the price and volume data show. It does not say why the price moved.

The numbers

Previous closeNOK 323.40
CloseNOK 326.70
Change on the day+1.02%
Change over 5 sessions+2.03%
Change over 20 sessions+7.36%
Volume2.14 Million
Average volume, up to 20 sessions before1.42 Million
Volume against that average1.5 times
Highest close in the past yearNOK 324.90 (27 Oct 2026)
Lowest close in the past yearNOK 259.40 (7 Nov 2025)

The full chart and history are on DNB Bank ASA (DNB). More from this market: OSLO news today.

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