I've been watching my gold holdings go up and up these last couple of years.

This means Italy's gold holdings are worth about one-tenth of the estimated total amount required.

But, because gold holdings pay no interest, they are costly to maintain during periods of low or stable inflation.

The plan calls for the gold holdings subscribed by these countries to be "mobilized," the official said.

"Investors who have gold holdings are lending it out to the market, and that's showing in the lower lease rates."

During the war, of course, gold holdings were requisitioned, and it was replaced by a deposit account at the bank.

Gold holdings will therefore be considered in the balance when the market decides the rate at which it will buy a country's bonds.

During this worldwide spending spree, our gold holdings have been reduced from nearly $23 billion to less than $11 billion.

His Government tried to finesse the problem by an accounting device - revaluing its gold holdings to reduce the deficit.

"The gold holdings will be relatively stable because of our emphasizing senior producers with low cash costs and highly liquid shares," the report said.

In addition to oil, the Soviet Union has vast gold holdings, which Moscow rarely mentions.

The United States ranked first in gold holdings, followed by West Germany.

In practice, only a small percentage of investors request delivery or withdrawal of vaulted gold holdings.

This encourages gold borrowings so that central banks can earn interest on their large gold holdings.

In the interest of clarifying their intentions with respect to their gold holdings, the above institutions make the following statement:

The Europeans then proposed to repatriate their gold holdings back to their treasuries in Europe.

It said officials nonetheless "neglected taking measures to distinguish looted gold from other gold holdings of the Reichsbank."

The central bank said Sfr5bn of the profit would come from the rise in its gold holdings and Sfr8bn from its foreign currency positions.

This allows gold holdings and transfers to take place in tiny fractions of a gram (equivalent to a few cents)

Similarly, the I.M.F. has $35 billion in resources that it could use from the unrealized value of its gold holdings at their present market value.

These data are used by the World Gold Council to periodically rank and report the gold holdings of countries and official organizations.

Ms. Raptopoulos said the downward move in precious metals accelerated yesterday when the commodity funds liquidated gold holdings as the stock market strengthened.

Philex Gold Holdings, Inc.

Furthermore, investors bear the potential risk that gold holdings are embezzled by a provider, custodian, or individual, or stolen by third parties.

Goldsmith said: "This is a trend we are seeing not only in developed economies, but emerging markets have also shown interest in boosting their gold holdings.

I've been watching my gold holdings go up and up these last couple of years.

This means Italy's gold holdings are worth about one-tenth of the estimated total amount required.

But, because gold holdings pay no interest, they are costly to maintain during periods of low or stable inflation.

The plan calls for the gold holdings subscribed by these countries to be "mobilized," the official said.

"Investors who have gold holdings are lending it out to the market, and that's showing in the lower lease rates."

During the war, of course, gold holdings were requisitioned, and it was replaced by a deposit account at the bank.

Gold holdings will therefore be considered in the balance when the market decides the rate at which it will buy a country's bonds.

During this worldwide spending spree, our gold holdings have been reduced from nearly $23 billion to less than $11 billion.

His Government tried to finesse the problem by an accounting device - revaluing its gold holdings to reduce the deficit.

"The gold holdings will be relatively stable because of our emphasizing senior producers with low cash costs and highly liquid shares," the report said.

In addition to oil, the Soviet Union has vast gold holdings, which Moscow rarely mentions.

The United States ranked first in gold holdings, followed by West Germany.

In practice, only a small percentage of investors request delivery or withdrawal of vaulted gold holdings.

This encourages gold borrowings so that central banks can earn interest on their large gold holdings.

In the interest of clarifying their intentions with respect to their gold holdings, the above institutions make the following statement:

The Europeans then proposed to repatriate their gold holdings back to their treasuries in Europe.

It said officials nonetheless "neglected taking measures to distinguish looted gold from other gold holdings of the Reichsbank."

The central bank said Sfr5bn of the profit would come from the rise in its gold holdings and Sfr8bn from its foreign currency positions.

This allows gold holdings and transfers to take place in tiny fractions of a gram (equivalent to a few cents)

Similarly, the I.M.F. has $35 billion in resources that it could use from the unrealized value of its gold holdings at their present market value.

These data are used by the World Gold Council to periodically rank and report the gold holdings of countries and official organizations.

Ms. Raptopoulos said the downward move in precious metals accelerated yesterday when the commodity funds liquidated gold holdings as the stock market strengthened.

Philex Gold Holdings, Inc.

Furthermore, investors bear the potential risk that gold holdings are embezzled by a provider, custodian, or individual, or stolen by third parties.

Goldsmith said: "This is a trend we are seeing not only in developed economies, but emerging markets have also shown interest in boosting their gold holdings.

World official gold reserves are worth about $350 billion at today's prices.

Or selling off your gold reserves at rock bottom prices.

China's gold reserves are relatively small (about 7% of the world total).

And the banks' gold reserves plunged in value as well.

It also manages the country's foreign exchange and gold reserves.

Gold reserves are near 3 million ounces giving it a mine life of about 15 years.

Whatever the truth, he said gold reserves would probably be used sometime this fall to buy food to make it through the winter.

Thus, each country received about 65% of its claim from the gold reserves recovered by the Commission.

The copper mine was discovered near a river, an area which might hold gold reserves as well.

Almost 50% of the world's gold reserves are found in South Africa.

I just feel that this follows an old tradition which might well be considered in future and also help to reduce high gold reserves.

This is in contrast to France, where gold reserves are valued at world market prices.

Foreign exchange and gold reserves now stand at nearly $5 billion, which is equal to 11 weeks' worth of imports.

They said the fund has $30 billion in gold reserves, plus the ability to borrow on the financial markets.

The flogging off of the gold reserves was his fault.

The mine's gold reserves were not yet known, but the company intended to spend the next 2 years exploring the site.

Each central bank maintained gold reserves as their official reserve asset.

However, he was forced to resign following a scandal over missing gold reserves.

Central banks still hold historical gold reserves as a store of value although the level has generally been declining.

The Reichsbank lost a fifth of its gold reserves in one month.

They have also said that their gold reserves, an important cushion, are smaller than previously believed.

That would be true if London homes were not treated like gold reserves by foreign nationals.

The government agree to send part of the national gold reserves to the Soviet Union.

The Bank is the 15th-largest custodian of gold reserves, holding around 4600 tonnes.

International Lebanon may sell some of its gold reserves.