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In recent months, we have turned our attention to the economic crisis in Norway. The country had to look for new solutions that would provide it with stability and new influence. It turns out, however, that despite the problems, Norway has a large state fund - comparable to Singapore's funds. This is according to the latest DBRS Morningstar report. Both countries accumulated profits in state accounts and invested them in foreign assets. Let's take a closer look at this situation.

Norway with a large state fund - the oil industry is still on the rise ...

The Norwegian Petroleum Fund contributed NOK 10 billion (NOK 000 billion) in October, or approximately USD 1 billion, while the Singapore GIC index is worth around USD 090 billion (NOK 440 billion). Today, the oil fund is exclusively invested in stocks, bonds and real estate. It is worth noting here that opinions on the ways of investing are divided. According to economists and economic analysts, today's world forces a change in the approach to investing. It is worth directing your attention towards new ecological solutions and human resources.

Norway with a large state fund - the country's controlled debt ...

Zarówno Norwegia, jak i Singapur wykorzystują swoje fundusze państwowe do uzupełniania budżetów państwowych i generowania oszczędności, które będą “kołem ratunkowym” w chwilach kryzysu gospodarczego.  Kraj posiada też zadłużenie państwowe, które jednak pozwoli zabezpieczać fundusze na długotrwałe inwestycje dla przyszłych pokoleń. Singapur ma większe obciążenie zadłużeniem (114 procent produktu krajowego brutto) niż Norwegia (39 procent PKB). Jest to zadłużenie kontrolowane, a dług jest regularnie, stopniowo spłacany.

Norway and risk factors

Norwegia duże kwoty inwestuje w projekty zagraniczne. Analitycy widzą tutaj dwie przestrzenie, które mogą tutaj wpłynąć na pomniejszanie zysków. Waluta Euro wciąż rośnie w siłę. Państwa z obszaru “Euro” mogą stać się bardziej atrakcyjnymi partnerami handlowymi niż Norwegia. Drugi sektor zagrożenia, to branża nieruchomości i rosnące ceny mieszkań/domów. Deweloperzy generują w ostatnich miesiącach dużo mniejsze zyski.  Ryzyko jednak nie jest bardzo wysokie.

Source of information: https://e24.no/

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