achats d'or par les Banques centrales s'accélérent

oui c'est bien ça Sandro, le stock précédent de l'azerbaidjan était d'apres WGC, de 64 onces en 2009

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Azerbaijan’s holdings rose 1 ton, the first gain since May 2009, when it held 64 ounces.
Azerbaijan held 218 ounces in February 2001 and reported no holdings from March that year to April 2009, the IMF data show.

LOL, considérant l'énormité de la rente pétrolière et celle, non moins pharaonique de la rente gazière dont le pays jouit depuis des années, je pensais à une faute de frappe...64 onces au lieu de 64 tonnes, ou, au moins, 64.000 onces...mais là, ça me troue le Q... Quels cons !

la corée du sud achète 20 tonnes d'or en février
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-05/bank-of-korea-boosts-gold-reserves-as-central-banks-buy.html

interessant de voir ce graphe de l'or avec le timing des achats de la Corée du sud

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It bought a total of 30 tonnes total in 2012. Last July it bought 14 tonnes when gold prices were around this level. It's clear the eastern hemisphere physical buyers are buying all the gold the west will sell them at this level. It's only a matter of time before the physical demand pushes this market a lot higher.

www.lemetropole.com

les affaires reprennent pour le mois d'avril
+ 8.4 tonnes d'or pour la russie
+2.6 tonnes d'or pour le Kazaksthan
+18 tonnes d'or pour la Turquie



estimation WGC : 550 tonnes d'or pour 2013, dépassant le record de 2012 de 534.60 tonnes

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Russia,Turkey, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan expanded
their gold reserves for a seventh straight month in April, buying
bullion to diversify foreign exchange reserves due to concerns about the
dollar and the euro.

Russia’s steady increase in its gold reserves saw
its holdings, the seventh-largest by country, climb another 8.4 metric
tons to 990 tons, taking gains this year to 3.4% after expanding by 8.5%
in 2012, International Monetary Fund data show.

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Central banks bought 534.6 tons of gold last year, the most since 1964,
and may add as much as 550 tons in 2013, the World Gold Council
estimates. While central-bank purchases fell 5.2 percent in the three
months through March, they totaled more than 100 tons for the seventh
straight quarter, according to council data.

http://www.goldcore.com/goldcore_blog/russia-greece-turkey-other-central-banks-buy-gold-china%E2%80%99s-pboc-buying

15  banques centrales ont acheté l'or en juillet, dont la France ( 1000 onces), la Russie ( 6.3 tonnes) et la Turquie ( 22.5 tonnes)
 le Mexique, le Danemarque et le Canada en ont vendu, mais en très petites quantités .

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Central Bank Gold Buying 1970 to Today - (Bloomberg)

Technical analysts say that gold's break above $1,400 an ounce on Monday for the first time since June 7, in conjunction with its break above the 100 day moving average and a bullish "cup and handle" chart pattern, suggest more gains are in store for gold which may have bottomed out two months ago on June 28.

France, Russia and Turkey were among 15 central banks who added gold to their foreign exchange reserves in July, IMF data showed today.

Russia expanded their gold reserves for a 10th straight month in July. Russian holdings, the seventh-largest by country, gained another 6.3 metric tons to 1,002.8 tons.

Kazakhstan’s reserves also rose for a 10th straight month to 1.1 tons to about 132 tonnes. Azerbaijan added 2.009 tonnes to bring its holdings to 10.023 tonnes in July.

Turkey lifted its gold holdings by 22.5 tonnes, the biggest increase seen among 15 central banks. Turkey now has the world's 11th-largest gold reserves as its holdings rose to 464 tonnes in July from 441.5 tonnes in June. The country's central bank last year allowed commercial banks to hold a portion of their lira reserves in gold.

France bought 1,000 troy ounces of gold. The Bank of France has made a few such purchases in recent months. Analysts are unsure as to why the French central bank bought the gold but it may have been due to a Bank of France gold coin offering.


Cross Currency Table - (Bloomberg)

Mozambique, Guatemala, Kyrgyz Republic, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan were some of the other countries who diversified into bullion.
Mozambique, Guatemala, Kyrgyz Republic, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan were some of the other countries who diversified into bullion.

Mexico, Denmark and Canada were among those that sold some gold in small quantities. Mexico reduced its holdings for a 15th month to 123.8 tons, according to the data.
 

https://www.goldcore.com/goldcore_blog/france-russia-turkey-among-15-central-banks-buy-gold-july#.UhyA3fY2axg.twitter

un graph de l'or , qui met en évidence le changement opéré chez les banques centrales,  passées net acheteuses d'or en en 2007


http://jessescrossroadscafe.blogspot.fr/2013/08/one-of-most-important-gold-charts-that.html

 la Turquie achète 23 tonnes d'or en Août, soit quasiment autant qu'en juillet dernier
 
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/09/25/imf-centralbank-gold-idUSL4N0HL0A120130925

Russie : +12.5 tonnes d'or en aout
Kazakhstan : +2.5 tonnes d'or
turquie: + 23.4 tonnes d'or ( voir post précédent )

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Russia and Kazakhstan expanded their gold reserves for an 11th straight month in August as bullion prices rallied. Mexico reduced its holdings.
Russian assets gained 12.7 metric tons to 1,015.5 tons, International Monetary Fund data showed today. Kazakhstan’s reserves rose 2.5 tons to 134.5 tons and Turkey added 23.4 tons to 487.4 tons, the data showed.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-09-25/russia-increases-gold-holdings-with-kazakhstan-for-11th-month.html

 Azerbaijan : fond pétrolier de l'état achètera 30 tonnes d'or pour 2013, et 10 tonnes en 2014.
26 tonnes d'or ( sur les 30 tonnes prévues ) ont déjà été achetées en 2013 et sont stockées dans les coffres de la banque centrale

http://abc.az/eng/news_26_09_2013_76335.html

la banque centrale d'Iraq achète 36 tonnes d'or en mars, ce qui fait plus que doubler ses réserves d'or

The Central Bank of Iraq said it bought 36 tons of gold this month to help stabilise the Iraqi dinar against foreign currencies, according to a statement from the bank that was emailed this morning.

It is very large in tonnage terms and Iraq’s purchases this month alone surpasses the entire demand of many large industrial nations in all of 2013. It surpasses the entire demand of large countries such as France, Taiwan, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Italy, Japan, the UK, Brazil and Mexico. Indeed, it is just below the entire gold demand of voracious Hong Kong for all of 2013 according to GFMS data (see chart).

 
Demand By Country (GFMS via Thomson Reuters)

Iraq had 27 tonnes of gold reserves at the end of 2013 according to the IMF data and thus Iraq has more than doubled their reserves with their allocations to gold this month. Gold remains less than 5% of their overall foreign exchange reserves showing that there is the possibility of further diversification into gold in the coming months. 

The governor of the Iraqi Central Bank, Abdel Basset Turki, told a news conference that, "the bank bought 36 tonnes of gold to boost reserves and this move is to strengthen the financial capacity of the country and increase the elements of security and insurance reserves of the Central Bank of Iraq."

He said, “the purchase quantity comes with the aim of achieving the highest stages of the financial soundness for Iraq”. He pointed out that the measure comes within the purview of the central bank in the use of the fiscal policy tools  of Iraq.

"The Bank has purchased large quantities of gold bullion with a very high purity and in accordance with the approved international standards," according to the Iraqi central bank.

He added that "the central bank seeks through the purchase of large quantities of gold to stabilize the Iraqi dinar against foreign currencies.”

Iraq quadrupled its gold holdings to 31.07 tonnes over the course of three months between August and October 2012, data from the International Monetary Fund shows. The IMF's monthly statistics report showed the country's holdings increased to some 23.9 tonnes in August 2012 to 29.7 tonnes.

That was followed by a 2.3-tonne rise in September to 32.09 tonnes and then a cut of 1.02 tonnes in October 2012 to 31.07 tonnes. 

It is Iraq's first major move to bolster its gold reserves in months.

The central bank of Iraq’s doubling of its gold reserves this month is important as there are many oil rich nations in the world with sizeable foreign exchange reserves, primarily in dollars, and only a small allocation to gold by these central banks alone could lead to higher gold prices.

36 tonnes is a lot of physical gold, however in terms of dollars it is worth just $1.522 billion which is a tiny fraction of the $80 billion of foreign exchange reserves that Iraq holds.

Energy rich Russia alone has foreign exchange reserves of some $440 billion. Should they decide to allocate a sizeable portion of their reserves to gold, it would rapidly result in materially higher prices.

Signs that the global economy is slowing down and the most serious confrontation between Moscow and the U.S. and its allies since the end of the Cold War is likely to lead to central banks continuing their foreign exchange diversification.

Central banks and the smart money will continue to dollar cost average and accumulate bullion on dips.


http://www.goldcore.com/goldcore_blog/Iraq_Buys_Massive_36_Tonnes_Of_Gold_In_March

février 2014 : +7.245 tonnesd'or  pour la Russie et 9.292 tonnes pour la Turquie,
le Kazakhstan a également augmenté ses réserves d'or

Citation :

Russia has increased its gold holdings by 7.247 tonnes to 1,042 tonnes in February. Turkey and Kazakhstan also raised their bullion reserves, data from the International Monetary Fund showed today.
Turkey's gold holdings rose 9.292 tonnes to 497.869 tonnes, the data showed.

http://www.goldcore.com/goldcore_blog/Russia_Raises_Gold_Holdings_By_7.247_Tonnes_To_Over_1040_Tonnes_In_February

stats du FMI pour juin : augmentation réserves d'or Russie, Kazakhstan,  Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Serbie, Grèce et Equateur

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-26/central-banks-in-russia-to-kazakhstan-boost-gold-reserves.html

32 tonnes d'or pour la Russie et le Kazakhstan

 la BC du Kazakhstan achète 24.7 tonnes d'or en Aout, celle de la Russie en achète 7.23 tonnes.
La bc de Turquie en achète 3 tonnes

Citation :

 
Currency Wars Deepen - Russia, Kazakhstan Buy Very Large 30 Tons Of Gold In August
By Mark O’Byrne


Russia and ex Soviet States Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic and Azerbaijan continued to accumulate significant gold reserves in August in a trend that we highlighted last month.

See 'How to Buy Gold and When to Sell' Webinar Here


Latest official gold reserve data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) shows that Russia again added to its gold reserves in August, with the Central bank of the Russian Federation purchasing  232,510 ozs (7.23 tonnes) and bringing its total gold reserves to 35.769 million ozs or 1,112.5 tonnes.

Likewise, the National Bank of Kazakhstan purchased a massive 795,213 ozs or 24.7 tonnes in August bringing its total gold reserves to 5.848 million ozs (181.9 tonnes).

Turkey was also a gold buyer in August and the Turkish central bank adding 96,783 ozs (3 tonnes) to bring its total official gold reserves to 16.45 million ozs (511.6 tonnes), which is the world's 12th largest official gold holding.

According to the IMF data, other countries which added to their gold reserves in August included the central banks of Azerbaijan and Ukraine.

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http://www.goldcore.com/goldcore_blog/Currency_Wars_Deepen_Russia_Kazakhstan_Buy_Very_Large_30_Tons_Of_Gold_In_August

37 tonnes d'or pour la Russie et 2.1 tonnes pour  le Kazakhstan, en sept 2014

Citation :

Russia added to gold reserves for 6th straight month in Sept -IMF

NEW YORK Tue Oct 28, 2014 6:47pm EDT

Oct 28 (Reuters) - Russia increased its gold reserves for a sixth straight month in September, while Azerbaijan added to its holdings for a second month, according to International Monetary Fund data released on Tuesday.

Russia, which has one of the world's largest gold reserves, added 37 tonnes to its reserves last month, taking the total to 1,149 tonnes, while Azerbaijan raised its reserves by 4 tonnes, taking the total to 27 tonnes.

Kazakhstan raised its gold holdings by 2.1 tonnes to 184 tonnes, while Turkey added 12 tonnes taking the total to 532 tonnes.

Significant buying and selling by central banks can influence gold prices, which earlier this month hit $1,183 per ounce, the lowest level since June last year, on a strong dollar and robust economic data. (Reporting by Josephine Mason; Editing by Richard Chang)

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/28/gold-imf-holdings-idUSL1N0SN33S20141028

Décembre 2014 :

pays bas:
achat de 9.61 tonnes d'or en décembre 2014
1er achat d'or, depuis le lancement de l'euro, 16 ans auparavant


russie :
achat de 20.73 tonnes en décembre 2014

http://www.goldcore.com/us/gold-blog/currency-wars-russia-netherlands-central-banks-buy-30-34-tonnes-gold-december

 Edit: 16h,
les pays bas n'ont pas acheté d'or en déc 2014, ainsi que le montrent les statistiques de la banque
https://www.bullionstar.com/blog/koos-jansen/netherlands-did-not-increase-gold-holdings-in-december/

zone europe: achat 477 tonnes d'or en 2014

les banques centrales de la zone europe ont acheté 477 tonnes d'or en 2014, ( 2eme record sur 50 ans )





http://www.goldcore.com/ie/gold-blog/eurozone-increases-reserve-safety-gold-holdings-10792-tonnes/

bilan 2014 : suite du post précédent

avec ce graphe illustrant les pays ayant fait les achats les plus significatifs, la Russie en tête




http://www.gold-eagle.com/article/central-bank-gold-buying-soars-near-50-year-high

 le Kazakhstan passe à la 17 ème place des stocks d'or mondiaux, juste derrière l'angleterre

avec des réserves de 289 tonnes d'or en Septembre 2017

+ 36 tonnes d'or en 2016
et déjà 32 tonnes d'or  pour les 9 premiers mois de 2017

https://smaulgld.com/kazakhstan-gold-reserves-september-2017/

la Banque centrale d'inde achète de l'or, pour la 1ere fois depuis 10 ans:

+8.46 tonnes d'or 2017-juin 2018
réserves totales : 566.23 tonnes métriques

(achats précédents : 200 tonnes d'or en  Novembre 2009 )

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/commodities/news/rbi-buys-gold-for-first-time-in-nearly-a-decade/articleshow/65651133.cms

la Pologne : +4.4 tonnes d'or

la banque centrale de Pologne augmente de 4.4 tonnes d'or ses réserves d'or en Septembre dernier , pour un montant total de 117 tonnes d'or
plus forte augmentation depuis 35 ans !

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-10-16/poland-raises-gold-holdings-record-high-september-imf

Merci cher contributeur, j'ai vu votre message au moment où je m’apprêtais à poster le lien de la vidéo qui, justement, commente l'article en question en en soulignant les passages les plus importants.

https://youtu.be/4LIFzFHxZm8

la Chine annonce l'achat de 320000 onces d'or, en fin d'année 2018
le montant officiel de ses réserves passe à 1853 tonnes d'or




https://news.goldcore.com/ie/gold-blog/china-adds-to-gold-reserves-for-first-time-since-october-2016/?utm_content=82150640&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&hss_channel=tw-554498632

la Banque centrale de Pologne a acheté 100 tonnes d'or depuis juin 2018
montant total des réserves : 228.60 tonnes (+78% sur un an !)

https://twitter.com/Daniel_March3/status/1147409407161978885