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Tech Investments Boost Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 12 August 2026, 09:10 UTC 1 min read
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Norway's sovereign wealth fund delivered its strongest quarterly performance in six years, driven by its exposure to major technology companies including Nvidia Corp., Apple Inc., and Microsoft Corp. Additionally, the fund's CEO Nicolai Tangen highlighted the positive impact of Asian tech stocks on overall profits. Bloomberg'sHeidi Taksdal Skjeseth reports.

Norway's sovereign wealth fund delivered its strongest quarterly performance in six years, driven by its exposure to major technology companies including Nvidia Corp., Apple Inc., and Microsoft Corp. Additionally, the fund's CEO Nicolai Tangen highlighted the positive impact of Asian tech stocks on overall profits. Bloomberg'sHeidi Taksdal Skjeseth reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Tech Investments Boost Norway's (ORG) Sovereign Wealth Fund Norway's (ORG) Nvidia Corp. (ORG) Apple Inc. (ORG) Microsoft Corp. (ORG) Nicolai Tangen (PERSON) Asian (ORG) Taksdal Skjeseth (ORG) Bloomberg (PERSON)
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