Norway’s $2.2 Trillion Wealth Fund Hit by Tech Stock Losses

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 23

Norway’s $2.2 trillion sovereign wealth fund recorded a 1.9% loss in the first quarter, mainly due to a decline in US technology stocks.
The fund’s value dropped by 1.27 trillion Norwegian kroner ($137 billion), ending March at approximately 20 trillion kroner.
Managed by Norges Bank Investment Management, the fund’s performance highlights its vulnerability to fluctuations in global equity markets, especially tech stocks.

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