Wednesday, March 9, 2016

334 billion plus – Dagens Næringsliv



Oil Fund

Oil Fund had a return of 334 billion in 2015.

the article has been added to your reading list.

Oil Fund had a return of 2.7 per cent in 2015, shows the annual report to be presented Wednesday at 10.

– We can confirm that the government has once again performed well in a turbulent year, said Governor Øystein Olsen, the fund’s chairman, at the press conference.

The Fund’s equity and fixed income portfolio outperformed its benchmark, the shopping list with stocks and bonds in which the fund is measured against, by 0.45 percentage points.

Share Portfolio had a return of 3.8 percent, 0, 83 percentage points better than the index.

the bond portfolio had a return of 0.3 percent, 0.24 percentage points lower than the benchmark.

the real estate portfolio had a return of 10 percent.

Follow the stock market worldwide DN new market pages. Enter DN investor here!

The fourth quarter was an upturn compared with the third quarter, which was very turbulent stock market. In the third quarter lost Oil Fund entire 273 billion.

The value of the oil fund was at årrsslutt 7475 billion. The increase in value is due also to the krone weakened, so that the fund, which is located in a foreign currency increases measured in Norwegian kroner.

This year has again been turbulent in stock markets worldwide. Fund value so far this year decreased by around 400 billion, based on the continuous update on the Fund’s website. (External link)

See also:

TGS boss goes off

DN Express: Oil again below 40 dollars after new forecasts

Fresh report: Awaiting powerful drop in oil prices

New car? See DNtv

LikeTweet

No comments:

Post a Comment