(Bloomberg) -- Norway's central bank said it will -
increase purchases of foreign currency for the country's global
pension fund next month.
The Oslo-based central bank will buy 670 million kroner ($113
million) of foreign currency a day in July, up from 400 million a
day in June, it said in a statement on its Web site today.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
increase purchases of foreign currency for the country's global
pension fund next month.
The Oslo-based central bank will buy 670 million kroner ($113
million) of foreign currency a day in July, up from 400 million a
day in June, it said in a statement on its Web site today.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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