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The turning point for gold – now what?

Following my last post on gold, I got several comments: for and against. One said that the real reason gold has come back over the past 10 years is that central banks have stopped selling and started buying again. Indeed! Net gold purchases by central banks in 2012 were 534 tonnes –…
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Written on February 17, 2013 at 12:05 am, by robert

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Tags: Bank of England, CBGA, Central Bank Gold Agreement, central banking, central banks, Duisenberg, gold, Gordon Brown, International Monetary System, money trap, Trichet, WAG, Washington Agreement on Gold