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IMF Plans To Sell 403.3 Tons From Gold Holdings
Commodity Online
April 4, 2008

Do you know how much of gold is going to enter the market soon? Around 12.97 million ounces of gold is all set to come to the market with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) deciding to sell its yellow metal holdings to tide over its financial woes.
According to IMF, the body is planning to raise $6 billion from the sale of the 12.97 million ounces of gold, about 12% of the total holdings it has.
Market analysts have already made statements on how this move will affect the bullion market.
However, IMF officials said the sale would likely take place over several years in an effort to avoid market disruption.
According to analysts, the news of the IMF decision will most probably affect the bullion market.
Gold prices reached an all-time record above $1,000 an ounce in March, but have been volatile since then.
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US gold hits 1-week high, above $930/oz
Reuters
April 7, 2008
U.S. gold futures rallied 2 percent to a one-week high on Monday, as investors bought bullion as a hedge against inflation in the wake of a sharp crude oil rally.
At 10:18 a.m. EDT (1418 GMT), the active U.S. gold contract for June delivery GCM8 on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange jumped $16.00 or 1.8 percent to $929.20 an ounce. June minutes earlier, it peaked at $931.80 which marked the highest level since March 31.
http://economictimes.indiatimes…to_rule_firm/articleshow/2926495.cms
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