OSLO, June 19 (Reuters) - * Norwegian shares traded down on Tuesday * Oslo's benchmark index fell 0.30 pct, or 2.65 points, to 886.02 points and was up by 9.11 pct year-to-date * The broader Oslo All Share Index was down 0.32 percent * Brent crude futures, a trigger for the oil heavy Oslo Bourse, fell $0.51 to $74.81 a barrel * Among the biggest firms on the Oslo Bourse, Equinor fell 0.37 pct, Telenor fell 0.15 pct and DNB was flat 0.00 pct * Turnover at the Oslo Bourse was 3 billion Norwegian c

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