Norway's trade surplus rose to a record high in October as revenues from its offshore oil and gas fields soared, national statistics agency (SSB) data showed on Monday.
The October surplus hit 84.5 billion Norwegian crowns ($9.73 billion), a rise of 60.7% from September, which had held the previous single-month record. ($1 = 8.6838 Norwegian crowns)
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