Norway's Wealth Fund Delivers $28.5 Billion Return in Second Quarter

Norway's sovereign wealth fund, one of the largest globally, reported a 3% return in Q2, amounting to $28.5 billion. This is a decrease from the previous quarter's 9.1% return. The fund's investments include 70% in equities, 28% in bonds, and 2.7% in private equity. The report highlights global uncertainty as a key issue affecting performance. Despite stable holdings, market turmoil has impacted stock performance significantly.

What percentage of total equity in markets did Norway's sovereign wealth fund hold in the second quarter?

What was the return amount for Norway's sovereign wealth fund in the second quarter?

How did the return of 3% in the second quarter compare to the previous quarter's return?

What were the main types of investments held by Norway's sovereign wealth fund?

What factors contributed to the turmoil affecting stock performance according to the report?