The value of the Government Pension Fund - Global increased by NOK 207 billion in the third quarter, to NOK 1 712 billion. The Fund is now the largest pension fund in Europe. The increase in value in the third quarter is the largest quarterly

In the third quarter of 2004, the return on the Government Petroleum Fund, including the Environmental Fund, was 1.42 per cent measured in terms of the currency basket that corresponds to the composition of the Fund’s benchmark portfolio. The

The return on the Government Petroleum Fund in the second quarter of 2003 was 7.74 per cent measured in terms of the currency basket that corresponds to the composition of the Fund’s benchmark portfolio. The overall return in the first half of 2003

In the first quarter of 2020, the Government Pension Fund Global returned -14,6 percent, equivalent to -1,350 billion kroner, according to final figures.

The fund returned 13.4 percent in 2012, the second-best result in its history, in a year marked by continued market turmoil and slow global economic growth. The total return since the fund’s inception passed a trillion kroner in November.

Norges Bank submitted the following letter to the Ministry of Finance on 30 August 2000

Letter to ICGN, 15 May 2014

This policy outlines principles for external and internal communication to promote knowledge and awareness of the fund's objective and our management of the fund, and to ensure that communication is well coordinated and managed.

Letter sent to the Ministry of Finance, 1 September 2026. Translated to English from the original Norwegian submission for information only.

Letter to the European Commission, 18 May 2020

Norge's Banks letter to the Minestry of Finance 1 February 2012.

In 2015, Norges Bank Investment Management initiated a 3-year research project with the Columbia Water Centre at the University of Columbia to assess mining-related water and environmental risks and their financial implications.

The first quarter of 2009 featured low inflows into the Government Pension Fund – Global and continued volatility in global markets.

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.

The return on the Government Petroleum Fund was 12.6 per cent (measured in international currency) in 2003. This is the Fund’s highest ever return. The solid result is due to high returns on equity investments amounting to 22.8 per cent. The return