tags. Use appropriate Norwegian punctuation (e.g., comma as decimal separator? In Norwegian, decimal comma is used, but in financial numbers often period? Actually in Norwegian, decimal comma is standard, but in international contexts, period is also used. The original uses period: "3.50 to 3.75 percent" - we should keep period? In Norwegian, we would write "3,50 til 3,75 prosent" but since it's a financial context and the original uses period, it's acceptable to keep period? The requirement says "Keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate" - the format of numbers might be preserved. However, in Norwegian, the decimal comma is standard. But to avoid confusion
