The decision of Germany’s Bundesbank to repatriate part of its Gold Reserves held at the New York Federal Reserve bank has triggered a frenzy in the gold market.
Frenzy in the Gold Market: The Repatriation of Germany’s Post World War II Gold Reserves | Global Research
see if you can find out where your reserves are...........
we were robbed!
The RBA revealed in July 1997 that over a six-month period, it had sold 167 tonnes, reducing Australia's reserves to just 80 tonnes. At this time, the value of its gold assets fell from $3.6bn to about $1.1bn.
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As at end-June 2011 the Reserve Bank of Australia held 80 tonnes of gold in London Good Delivery bars. The Reserve Bank holds 99.9 per cent of its gold reserves in the United Kingdom at the Bank of England. why? thought it was bad to put all ya eggs in one basket.......
The remaining 0.1 per cent is held at the Reserve Bank’s Head Office in Sydney.
http://www.silverdoctors.com/bank-o...of-gold-reserves-are-held-in-bank-of-england/
Frenzy in the Gold Market: The Repatriation of Germany’s Post World War II Gold Reserves | Global Research
see if you can find out where your reserves are...........
we were robbed!
The RBA revealed in July 1997 that over a six-month period, it had sold 167 tonnes, reducing Australia's reserves to just 80 tonnes. At this time, the value of its gold assets fell from $3.6bn to about $1.1bn.
Cookies must be enabled. | The Australian
As at end-June 2011 the Reserve Bank of Australia held 80 tonnes of gold in London Good Delivery bars. The Reserve Bank holds 99.9 per cent of its gold reserves in the United Kingdom at the Bank of England. why? thought it was bad to put all ya eggs in one basket.......
The remaining 0.1 per cent is held at the Reserve Bank’s Head Office in Sydney.
http://www.silverdoctors.com/bank-o...of-gold-reserves-are-held-in-bank-of-england/
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