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How overreliance on one asset class led to a $56.6 billion wipeout.
The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund is suffering from a $56.6 billion ax wound.
A highly volatile stock market put a pretty severe hurt on Norway’s massive Government Pension Fund Global in 2018, bringing its assets below the $1 trillion mark.
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that United States Department of the Treasury has approved all 72 opportunity zones nominated last month by his administration on behalf of the State of Connecticut. These nominations were made as part of the federal government’s recently established Opportunity Zone Program to induce long-term investments in low-income communities.
The nation has become giddy about the second longest bull market in history, extending now -- the turmoil of the past week notwithstanding -- some 95 months after the trough of the Great Recession. Though there may have been times over the last nine years or so when the economic future seemed to be in peril, right now most parts of the economy look reasonably strong.
But the good fortune is not shared by many city governments. Cities, which are arguably our great engines of economic growth (and the major contributor to the GDP), have been slow to see their general funds return to pre-recessionary levels. The fault lies not in their stars but in the structure of their tax systems.
