NORWAY'S FUND RETURNED 2%
NORGES BANK - The Government Pension Fund Global returned 2.1 percent, or 174 billion kroner, in the third quarter of 2018.
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2018, September, 19, 13:15:00
IMF: NORWAY IS BETTERIMF - Norway is in the midst of a healthy recovery from the oil downturn, supported by positive trends in oil prices and a strengthening labor market. In addition, banks remain profitable and well capitalized. However, household debt continues to increase and house prices have resumed their rise, especially in the Oslo area, after a correction during 2017.
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2018, August, 24, 11:15:00
NORWAY'S OIL GAS INVESTMENT WILL UP BY 6.2%STATISTICS NORWAY - Total investments in oil and gas activity in 2019, including pipeline transportation, are estimated at NOK 165.1 billion, which is 6.2 per cent higher than estimated in the previous quarter. The estimate for 2018 is NOK 156 billion, which equals the estimate given in the previous quarter. |
2018, August, 22, 13:05:00
NORWAY'S FUND: $1 TLN + $20 BLNNORWAY'S FUND - The Government Pension Fund Global returned 1.8 percent, or 167 billion kroner, in the second quarter of 2018.
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2018, August, 15, 10:35:00
NORWAY'S KEY PRIORITYBLOOMBERG - The Norwegian government in June made its first deposit into its wealth fund since the end of 2015. Now that the economy is in full recovery and the labor market is tightening, winding down fiscal stimulus is a key priority in next year’s budget, the prime minister said in an interview in Arendal, on Norway’s southern coast.
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2018, March, 4, 11:10:00
NORWAY'S PETROLEUM RESOURCES: 15.6 BLN M3NPD - The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate’s (NPD’s) estimate for total proven and unproven petroleum resources on the Norwegian continental shelf is about 15.6 billion standard cubic metres of oil equivalents.
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2018, February, 7, 07:45:00
NORWAY DIVESTS OILBLOOMBERG - Norway’s $1.1 trillion wealth fund shocked the world last year when it announced a plan to divest all its oil and gas stocks, worth $35 billion at the time.
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2017, August, 31, 12:10:00
U.S. WANT NORWAYNorway’s $970-billion sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, should allocate a bigger share of its investments to renewable energy to boost returns, a U.S. energy policy think-tank said |