Yngve Slyngstad News
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The dollar slid as U.S. business activity shrank for the first time in more than three years and investors bet the Federal Reserve won’t reduce its bond buying program. The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index rose to a record for a second day while industrial metals led commodities lower.
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Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, gained 219 billion kroner ($37 billion) in the first quarter as stocks surged amid unprecedented stimulus from central banks to boost economic growth.
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Norway’s $717 billion sovereign wealth fund signaled it risks missing out on returns based on global economic growth amid concern that barriers to capital movements and taxes on investments are spreading.
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Norway’s $713 billion sovereign wealth fund is turning away from the world’s biggest currencies and their debt-laden governments as policy makers undermine their exchange rates through unprecedented stimulus measures.
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Norway’s $660 billion sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, returned 4.7 percent last quarter as global stock markets recovered after central banks from the U.S. to Japan stepped up efforts to stimulate growth.
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Norway’s sovereign wealth fund said it’s taking advantage of volatility to generate better returns as Europe’s largest equity investor adds risk.
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The chief executive officer of Norway’s $570 billion sovereign wealth fund said the European Monetary Union, which consists of 17 countries sharing the euro currency, will survive amid increasing doubts that Greece will avoid becoming the first member to default on its debts.
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Norway’s $510 billion sovereign wealth fund, the world’s second biggest, says its bet that Europe will emerge from the debt crisis is paying off as the region’s bond markets promise to deliver a “strong” recovery.
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Norway’s $510 billion sovereign wealth fund, the world’s second biggest, says its bet that Europe will emerge from the debt crisis is paying off as the region’s bond markets promise to deliver a “strong” recovery.
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TIAA-CREF plans to follow its sale of stakes in five U.S. office properties to Norway’s sovereign- wealth fund with joint investments in more U.S. real estate, an executive of the New York-based retirement account manager said.
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