Norway’s prime minister, finance minister and central bank governor are holding an extraordinary meeting to assess just how bad the deepening plunge in the price of oil will be for the overall economy of western Europe’s biggest petroleum producer. The premier and the finance minister will also later meet with economists on Monday to “discuss the economic situation,” according to a statement from the prime minister’s office. The meetings start at 10 a.m. Policy makers have so far avoided using the word crisis in assessing the state of the economy, saying that stabilizers such as the weakening krone, lower interest rates and record fiscal stimulus are kicking in to pick up the slack. Yet they have lately acknowledged that the nation’s oil industry is in a crisis […]