He is willing to wait out a trade war, even if it means possibly losing $600 billion.

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The world economy appears to be fragmenting, posing the biggest risk to markets currently as it brings low growth and higher inflation, the CEO of Norway’s US$1.8 trillion sovereign wealth fund ...

“The world is splitting into two and that means that we will probably see lower growth and we will see higher inflation,” Nicolai Tangen said in a Bloomberg TV interview at the fund’s office ...

Nicolai Tangen, chief executive of the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund, told the Financial Times that it was targeting a saving of $400mn from its trading costs of $2bn each year ...

“The world is splitting into two and that means that we will probably see lower growth and we will see higher inflation,” Nicolai Tangen said in a Bloomberg TV interview at the fund’s office ...

“The world is splitting into two and that means that we will probably see lower growth and we will see higher inflation,” Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) CEO Nicolai Tangen said in a ...

Nicolai Tangen, the fund CEO, addressed market unrest following Trump's tariff escalation ahead of the event. READ ALSO: Market turmoil sees Norway's 'oil fund' post negative return of $39.7 bn in ...

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The dollar's sharp decline could help US stocks outperform, analyst Michael Wilson wrote. The greenback hit a three-year low amid tariff jitters this month. Investors should stay invested in ...