ventes d'or banques centrales europe / WAG2, 5ème exercice

aucun mouvement, la semaine passsée

la Bce a vendu 35.5 Tonnes d'or en 2009 .. ... pour acheter du dollar ..

à part ça, ya pas d'intervention sur les devises?


merci Trichet, on est content de ce que tu fis de l'or européen ..

http://www.iii.co.uk/news/?type=afxnews&articleid=7848254&subject=economic&action=article

banques de l'eurosystéme : aucune transaction d'or, la semaine passée

1125 onces d'or vendues la semaine passée ( peanuts )

www.lemetroplecafe.com


The ECB weekly statement of condition reports one captive CB sold E1Mm last week – 1,125 ozs at the current book value. These E1Mm sales have occurred a couple of times this year and are usually explained as coin transactions: however, this time the ECB made no such comment.

1215 onces d'or vendues, sous forme de pièces or, par une des banques centrales du systéme BCE

www.lemetropolecafe.com


The ECB weekly statement of condition indicates that "gold and gold receivables" fell E1Mm last week (about 1,215 ozs at current book value) due to a sale of coin. Last week the same number was announced but coin sales not mentioned.

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pour l'instant, les ventes demeurent négligeables, mais on ne peut pas écarter que nos banquiers centraux remettent ça, ou prétent.. de sorte à stopper cette hausse de l'or contre l'euro .. par trop voyante ces derniers temps ..

ECB-Gold holdings fell in week to May 14

Tue May 18, 2010 9:10am EDT
FRANKFURT, May 18 (Reuters) - Gold and gold receivables held by euro zone central banks fell one million euros to 286.697 billion euros in the week ending May 14, the European Central Bank said on Tuesday…
Eurosystem of central banks rose by 10.4 billion euros to 180.3 billion euros.
Gold holdings fell because of sales of gold coin by one euro zone central bank, consistent with the 2009 Central Bank Gold Agreement, the ECB said.
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A view from London…
Dear Bill,
It has become clear in recent weeks that the Euro is facing an existential crisis and we should therefore expect the ECB and (most) of its member banks to be doing everything they can to contain the crisis. Whilst I don't think these banks hate gold in quite the same way as the Americans, it is very unlikely that they would want to see a soaring gold price and with all the reports of people switching to gold in Germany they would surely try to calm the market down. Unfortunately for us gold investors the Europeans hold the last significant remaining Western gold reserves so they have the bullion to intervene. Could we be seeing leased Italian and French gold in the market at the moment? If the objective of the sellers is primarily defensive then hopefully we won't see a complete washout but prices above $1200(?) might be difficult to sustain in the short term.
Best regards
TW

3645 onces d'or vendues la semaine passées par 2 bc ..l'une étant sous forme de vente de pièces ..
bref et en dépit des "problèmes de la dette européenne", toujours rien de consistant au niveau des ventes d'or ..

contrairement au fmi .. qui vend à nouveau 14.4 Tonnes d'or

www.lemetropolecafe.com



The ECB weekly statement of condition indicates that last week "gold and gold receivables" fell by E3Mm – 3,645 ozs at the present book value. This is said to result from
"the sale of gold by one Eurosystem central bank (consistent with the Central Bank Gold Agreement that came in to effect on 27 September 2009) and, second, to the net sale of gold coin by another Eurosystem central bank."
Last week the fall was E2Mm. Reports of outright sales by ECB squadron CBs this year have been rare. The amount involved, of course, remains negligible.
This is not true of the IMF. Thebulliondesk.com reports
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) sold a further 14.4 tonnes of gold in April, following an on-market transaction of 18.5 tonnes in March, the fund’s statistics showed.

This was the third on-market sale conducted by the IMF after it said it would start the second phase of its gold sales of up to 191.3 tonnes of bullion via on-market transactions - 5.6 tonnes were sold in February.
At this rate the IMF tranche will be sold by the end of Q1 ’11.

reprise des ventes.. avec 1215 onces .. toujours aussi peanuts ..

The ECB weekly statement of condition indicates a decline of E1Mm (1,215 ozs) in "gold and gold receivables", said to be due to a sale of gold coin. The ECB squadron of CBs has effectively been out of the markets all of 2010 so far.

1ere transaction depuis le 7-06 ==>0.378 t vendues la semaine passée

évidemment, depuis la découverte du swap de la bis ..lles stats officielles bce ont nettement moins d'intérêt

le 26-09 approche à grand pas .. et Adrian Douglas remarque que rien n'a fusé sur les modalités pour l'année prochaine... le cartel et banques centrales associated est devenu totalement silencieux sur des intentions de vente d'or qu'il claironnait autrefois, longtemps à l'avance

à cette date les 19 signataires du Washington agreement n'ont vendu que 6 tonnes d'or sur le quota alloué de 400 Tonnes,

le FMI ayant vendu ( à d'autres BC) de son coté 222 Tonnes d'or ( bien qu'officiellement , il n'ait jamais été inclus ds les accord du washington agreement )
et 86.5 Tonnes d'or sur le marché
soit un total vente FMI : 308.5 Tonnes d'or

le fait est édifiant .. ainsi que le silence du FMI, qui autrefois claironnait ses ventes d'or à l'avance ... les choses changent ..
et je ne parle même pas des achats des bc "orientales" qui font plus que contrebalancer les ventes des institutions occidentales .. la demande NETTE d'or des Banques centrales étant passée positive

par ailleurs ( et en dehors du topo de Douglas ) le dernier relevé des ventes d'or des banques centrales signataires du wag est de 0.67 Tonnes pour la semaine passée
c'est pas ça qui va dopper le bilan de ce wag qui se termine dans quelques jours

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pour lire l'article de Douglas intégralement et en vo


http://www.gata.org/node/9043


Adrian Douglas: Central banks don't tout gold sales anymore


Submitted by cpowell on Tue, 2010-09-21 17:43. Section: Daily Dispatches
By Adrian Douglas
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
I have just searched the Internet for commentary or news about the imminent end of the first year of the third Central Bank Agreement on Gold (CBGA), otherwise known as WAG3 (Washington Agreement on Gold 3), in which the 19 signatory European central banks agreed to limit their gold sales to 400 tonnes per year. The agreement's year ends on September 26 but there is nothing but stony silence about it.
So far the 19 signatories have sold only 6 tonnes of the allowed 400 in the current agreement year. There has never been an official statement, but it is generally assumed that the International Monetary Fund's gold sales are being made with respect to the tonnage quota left under the CBGA. So far the IMF has reported selling 222 tonnes to central banks and 86.5 tonnes on the market for a total of 308.5 tonnes.
There aren't the usual apologists for the anti-gold cartel suggesting that the remaining 91.5 tonnes in the first year's quota could be "dumped" in the few days remaining. This clearly is another sign that the gold market has changed. In fact, with the central banks of China, Russia, Venezuela, India, Sri Lanka, Mauritius, Bangladesh, and Thailand all being gold buyers in the last year, any propaganda about gold as a barbarous relic and central banks dishoarding it would be hilarious.
The anti-gold cartel seems to be trying to prevent any focus on gold. This has been true for the IMF gold sales this year. In contrast to the fanfare made about the IMF's plan to sell 402 tonnes in the first place and the 200-tonne sale to India last year, the IMF's market sales each month since February of approximately 15 tonnes per month have barely been publicized, like last week's sale of 10 tonnes to Bangladesh.
The sale of Western central bank gold no longer intimidates the market, and the surreptitious way of selling it now must be viewed as signifying embarrassment about Western central bank stupidity. After all, during the first two Central Bank Gold Agreements, the signatory banks disposed of almost 4,500 tonnes of gold at an average price of less than $500 per ounce. Gold is now above $1,200 per ounce.
Many Western central bankers now should be feeling more like barbarous relics themselves.
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Adrian Douglas is editor of the Market Force Analysis letter (www.MarketForceAnalysis.com) and a member of GATA's Board of Directors.

standart bank confirme le bilan définitif pour WAG2 , 5ème exercice qui est désormais cloturé et qui sera le plus mauvais bilan de ventes .. depuis la signature du 1er WAG en 1999
on redémarre donc la prochaine saison .. que je nommerais wag 2 , 6ème exercice

les 19 signataires n'ont vendu que 6 tonnes d'or sur le quota alloué de 400 Tonnes, le FMI ayant vendu ( à d'autres BC) de son coté 222 Tonnes d'or ( bien qu'officiellement , il n'ait jamais été inclus ds les accord du washington agreement )
et 86.5 Tonnes d'or sur le marché
soit un total vente FMI : 308.5 Tonnes d'or


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la bundesbank annonce et pour la prochaine saison du wag, une intention de vendre 6.5 Tonnes d'or ... à son propre gouvernement, vraisemblablement pour un programme de pièces or

bref ça reste en famille, si je puis dire ... pas fous, ces allemands ..

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-09-27/bundesbank-plans-to-sell-6-5-tons-under-gold-accord-limiting-bullion-sales.html


les banques centrales de la suède, de la slovaquie, de l'irlande, de la slovéne et de la suisse ont d'hors et déjà fait savoir qu'elles ne vendraient pas d'or ..

va t'on vers un zéro ou 2 Tonnes pour ce prochain wag?? ... plus les 92 Tonnes restant du fmi