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SINGAPORE: The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday said it would shortly begin selling 191.3 tonnes of gold in the open market under a
programme approved last year to boost its resources for lending.
SINGAPORE: The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday said it would shortly begin selling 191.3 tonnes of gold in the open market under a
programme approved last year to boost its resources for lending.
By David Lew
Will China miss buying gold from the International Monetary Fund (IMF)? It looks that China will miss the bus in buying gold from IMF as the latter is going ahead to sell 191 tonnes of gold soon in the open bullion market.
Industrial metals prices edged up on Wednesday after upbeat economic data from the US bolstered demand prospects further. It also helped counter the bearish impact of a strong dollar.
By Dr. Jeffrey Lewis
The Chinese have emerged as the new economic superpower, and already investors are beginning to feel the impact of Chinese monetary policy on commodity prices.
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WASHINGTON : Once again, gold sale by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is going to make waves in the bullion markets around the world. After selling 212 tonnes of gold to India, Sri Lanka and Mauritius in the last three months, IMF says it is all set to sell the remaining yellow metal soon.
India gold demand remained slack for a third day on Wednesday as prices continued to rise, but a stronger rupee, which makes the dollar-quoted asset cheaper, aided sentiment, dealers said.