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Stocks: Norway's sovereign wealth fund posts billion-euro loss

The sell-off in the bond market is also affecting the world's largest sovereign wealth fund. For the oil fund, this is already the second quarterly loss this year.

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Stocks: Norway's sovereign wealth fund posts billion-euro loss

Norway's sovereign wealth fund posted a loss of 278 billion Norwegian kroner ($26.5 billion) in the third quarter. The fund, managed by Norges Bank Investment Management, achieved a return of -0.5% from July to September. The loss was attributed to weaker results from bond investments, which fell by 3.5% during the quarter. The fund's equity portfolio, however, gained 0.5% over the same period. Its total value is equivalent to $2.3 trillion.

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