Norway

Almost 16 months ago, Norway’s Government Pension Fund (GPF), the country’s sovereign wealth fund, announced it would divest from its oil and gas holdings to mitigate against drops in oil […]

After amassing billions of dollars in oil and gas revenue, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, will drop oil and gas companies from its benchmark index and investment universe, […]

Talk of a return to $100 oil has the central bank chief of western Europe’s largest petroleum producer worried. A recovery in the oil price to $80 a barrel has […]

Norway’s $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund wants companies in which it invests to follow stricter guidelines on global sustainability and strengthen efforts to combat plastic pollution of the oceans, it […]

Norway’s Equinor sees scope to further reduce development costs at the Johan Sverdrup oilfield in the North Sea, as it looks to maximise the potential of what could be the […]

Eirik Wahlstrøm, CEO and Co-founder of Moviemask, explains his take on his startup, the pace of technology and what kind of cradle Norway is in this field.

After focusing on industries such as coal and weapons, Norway’s $1-trillion sovereign wealth fund is turning its attention to fashion.

Together with UNICEF, the world’s biggest wealth fund is setting up a network with some of the top fashion companies to improve children’s rights, whether they are exploited in the production of garments and shoes or impacted by the industry in other ways.

A couple of months ago I had analyzed the bullish pattern that was developing on Crude Oil, when the WTI had exceeded the 200 days moving average and was about to test the crucial resistance of the trendline that joins the 2014 top with the decreasing highs of the first half of this year.