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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold Price Monitor
GDXJ 114.30-0.5%Dec 12 4:00 PM EST

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To: d:oug who wrote (52297)5/3/2000 10:25:00 PM
From: lorne   of 116814
 
Newmont Mining chairman says Swiss gold sales "responsible"
Lima--May 3--The gold sales program begun this week by the Swiss National
Bank (SNB) is "responsible" and aimed at making the country more competitive in
light of the strength of the Swiss currency, said Ronald Cambre, chairman and
chief executive officer of Denver-based Newmont Mining Corporation. He said that
at current prices, gold is a bad investment for shareholders. (Story .22767)

S Africa DRD cuts gold hedge book, but says won't abandon policy
Johannesburg--May 3--South African gold mining company Durban Roodepoort
Deep Ltd (DRD) has reduced its hedge book by a further 620,000 ounces in the
wake of this year's gold price volatility, but the group has made it clear that
this does not spell an end to its hedging policy. (Story .16675)

Canada international reserves-OVERVIEW
Ottawa--May 3--Canada's international reserves fell US$677 million in April
to US$30.430 billion, the Finance Department said Wednesday. Reserves a year
earlier totaled US$25.317 billion. Canada did not intervene in the forex market
during the month, but other official operations increased reserves by $96
million. Gold holdings fell by 80,000 ounces as forward sales settled during
April. (Story .4821)
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