Did the swap on AUD or NOK pairs flip sides after the hikes? Show us how you checked your broker's numbers

Two central banks raised their rates within a week. Norges Bank lifted its policy rate from 4.25% to 4.50%, effective 25 September (report), and the Reserve Bank of Australia raised its cash rate to 4.60% from 4.35%, effective 30 September (report). The Federal Reserve's range is 3.75%–4.00%.

For anyone holding positions overnight, a change in interest rates can change the swap, the daily financing charge or credit on a position. The swap depends on the rate gap between the two currencies in a pair plus the broker's own markup, so a pair where one side's rate has risen can see its swap change sign or size for long and short positions. The real cost of a forex trade explains spread, commission and swap.

We would like members to describe what they actually saw:

• On AUD/USD, USD/NOK, EUR/NOK or any AUD or NOK pair, did your broker's swap for long or short positions change after the hikes? By how much?
• Where did you look: the platform's contract specifications, the broker's website or your account statement?
• Did the broker announce the change, and how long did it take to appear?
• Did the change make you close or reopen a position?

There is already a discussion on swaps after the Fed's decision, so this one is about the Australian and Norwegian rate changes specifically. Please describe what you saw rather than posting verdicts on a broker, and leave out account numbers and other personal details. Posts that promise returns or sell signals will be removed.