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Norwegen verfügt über wirtschaftliche Stärken wie große Erdöl- und Erdgasreserven, einen umfangreichen Staatsfonds, politische Stabilität und eine hohe Innovationskraft. Gleichzeitig ist die Volkswirtschaft trotz Diversifizierungsbemühungen weiterhin stark vom Energiesektor abhängig und damit sensibel gegenüber Preisentwicklungen auf den Weltmärkten. Das wirtschaftliche Fundament bilden Öl- und Gasförderung, sowie energieintensive Industrien. Ergänzend spielen Fischerei, maritime Wirtschaft, erneuerbare Energien, Technologie und Dienstleistungen eine bedeutende Rolle.
Nicolai Tangen, chief executive officer of Norges Bank Investment Management, discusses artificial intelligence, the speed of innovation in China and why he thinks real estate is attractive now. Speaking to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua at NBIM's annual investment conference in Oslo, Tangen also says he sees signs of worry in private markets and that there is a "surprising" lack of market dislocation. (Source: Bloomberg)...
Norway's underlying home prices surprised with a first decline in 10 months, suggesting buyers are factoring in a lower likelihood of central bank interest-rate cuts....
Norway's adjusted home prices unexpectedly snapped a six-month streak of gains in December, adding to signs of sluggishness in the Nordic country's economy....
Norway's adjusted home prices stayed put last month, adding evidence that the market is taking a break from a recent rally as monetary easing is postponed....
Norway's adjusted home prices fell for the first time in nine months after a delay in monetary easing and a worsening of consumer sentiment amid worries over global trade....
Real estate and renewable assets are becoming more attractive in the face of stock market volatility, according to the head of Norway's $1.8 trillion sovereign wealth fund....
Nicolai Tangen, the head of Norway's $1.8 trillion sovereign wealth fund, says prime real estate is becoming more attractive amid recent equity market turmoil. Speaking to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua in Oslo, Tangen says there are also opportunities in renewables. "They are not particularly in favor, the potential returns are coming up," Tangen says. "We can make real investments at good returns, and that is what we are doing." (Source: Bloomberg)...
Blackstone Inc.'s real estate debt business has refinanced a portfolio of properties on an Oslo shopping strip that's lured the world's biggest luxury brands, the largest such loan ever provided in Norway....