Norway's oil fund reviews equity weighting
Finance minister says it is important to determine how much of the assets should be invested in stock market
Oslo
NORWAY'S Finance Ministry has appointed a group of experts to evaluate how much of the country's US$818 billion oil fund should be invested in equities, the ministry said on Friday.
The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, invests about 60 per cent of its assets in stocks, about 35 per cent in fixed income and up to 5 per cent in real estate.
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