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Quarterly report 2Q 2010

The Government Pension Fund Global returned -5.4 percent (-155 billion kroner) in the second quarter of 2010, pulled down by a decline in global equity markets.
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  • The Government Pension Fund Global returned -5.4 percent in the second quarter of 2010, pulled down by a decline in global equity markets. The result was in line with the return on the fund’s benchmark portfolio.
     
  • The fund’s equity investments returned -9.2 percent, lagging the return on the benchmark portfolio by 0.03 percentage point.
     
  • Fixed-income investments returned 1 percent, exceeding the benchmark by 0.06 percentage point.
     
  • The market value of the fund rose 29 billion kroner to 2,792 billion kroner.
     
  • Inflows of new capital to the fund totalled 35 billion kroner. Most of the capital went to fixed-income purchases.
     
  • The fund’s investments consisted of 59.6 percent equities and 40.4 percent fixed-income securities at the end of the quarter. Second quarter of 2010 in brief Published

Updated GIPS report 2009

Benchmark returns have been restated following a review of the dividend tax rates applied historically to the equity benchmark.

GIPS report,
updated 13 August 2010

Last Updated: 13 August 2010

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