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Annual report 2010

The Government Pension Fund Global returned 9.6 percent, or 264 billion kroner, in 2010, driven by widespread gains in global stock and bond markets.
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  • The Government Pension Fund Global returned 9.6 percent, or 264 billion kroner, in 2010, helped by gains in global stock and bond markets. The result exceeded the return on the fund’s benchmark indices by 1.1 percentage points.

  • Equity investments returned 13.3 percent, while fixed-income investments returned 4.1 percent, measured in the fund’s international currency basket.

  • The market value of the fund rose 437 billion kroner to 3,077 billion kroner.

  • The fund was invested 61.5 percent in equities and 38.5 percent in
    fixed-income securities at the end of the year.

  • The fund’s first real estate investment was announced on 4 November 2010.

Øystein Olsen

Chairman of the Executive Board

"The larger the fund grows, the greater the demands for transparency will be, from both Norwegian and foreign stakeholders. It is therefore natural for us to publish more and more information"

Yngve Slyngstad

CEO of NBIM

"We will strive to take advantage of the fund’s long-term outlook. This will ensure that today’s petroleum wealth also benefits future generations"

Last Updated: 18 March 2011

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