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'orle 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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http://www.gata.org/node/9043Adrian Douglas: Central banks don't tout gold sales anymoreSubmitted 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.
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