Norway’s sovereign fund loses $124 billion as markets crash

Norway’s sovereign fund loses $124 billion as markets crash

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OSLO (Reuters) – Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, has lost 1.33 trillion Norwegian crowns ($124 billion) so far this year as stock markets have plunged due to the coronavirus pandemic, it said on Thursday.
The fund is now worth $930 bill…
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