Norway fund to purchase NOK800m a day in currencies

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NORWAY - Norway's Government Pension Fund Global is to purchase foreign exchange in November equivalent to NOK800m ($135m) a day.

Norway's central bank will purchase the currency for the fund which is set up to safeguard the country's oil wealth. Norges Bank said the fund's monthly allocations will be established by the Mi...

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