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Overview of international financial hotspots last night and this morning _ April 26, 2025 _ Financial news
For more global financial news, please visit the 7×24 hours real-time financial news market closing: US stocks closed higher with Technology stocks leading the rise. This week, the Nasdaq increased by over 6.7%. On April 25, the top 20 US stocks by trading volume: Tesla surged 9.8%, reports suggest the USA plans to relax autonomous driving regulations. On Friday, China Concept Stocks had mixed results, with New Oriental rising by 1.53%, while Weiwu dropped by 11.44%. WTI June Crude Oil Product futures rose by 0.37%, while spot Gold fell nearly 1% on Friday, accumulating a decline of 0.30% this week. Major European stock indices closed with collective increases, with the German DAX30 Index rising by 0.81%. Macroeconomically, Trump stated that he likes 'a million rich.'
Norway's sovereign wealth fund suffered a huge loss of 34.9 billion euros in Q1 but still insists on increasing its holdings in U.S. stocks.
Norway's sovereign wealth fund is the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world, with a size of approximately 1.5 trillion USD. In the first quarter of 2025, the fund suffered a loss of about 34.9 billion euros. The main reasons were the decline in stock prices in the Technology Industry and poor performance of the stock market in the USA. Overall, the value of the stock investment portfolio dropped by 1.6%, while fixed-income securities and Real Estate saw slight appreciation. Fund manager Nicolai Tangen described it as 'a quarter of extreme market volatility.' Stocks in the USA account for nearly 60% of the stock investment portfolio, clearly underperforming compared to European stocks. MSCI USA
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