Norway Made $184 Billion in First Half, with Help from Nvidia and Apple

Quick Read - Norway's $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest single investor, generated $184 billion in returns in the first half of the year. - The fund holds a $62 billion stake in NVDA and a $52 billion stake in AAPL, among its largest individual tech... <p

Quick Read – Norway’s $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest single investor, generated $184 billion in returns in the first half of the year. – The fund holds a $62 billion stake in NVDA and a $52 billion stake in AAPL, among its largest individual tech…

sitions. – Sovereign wealth funds often hold larger stakes than Vanguard or BlackRock yet stay almost entirely silent on corporate governance matters. – Should Norway have a lot of money, as a nation? How and why?

The nation has only 5.7 million people. And its GDP is only $500 billion. These are tiny compared to most other nations.

However, it has a sovereign wealth fund which is worth $2 trillion. The yield from the money was $184 billion in the first half. Its wealth fund is worth more than any OPEC nation.

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