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To: ild who wrote (31403)10/26/2000 10:31:00 AM
From: flatsville  Read Replies (1) of 436258
 
Is this the story?--

Repeats: European central banks might increase gold reserves
Tokyo--Oct. 25--European central banks might increase their future gold
reserves because of reduced "risk-free" assets available in the global market,
Herve Ferhani, head of the foreign exchange division of Banque de France said
on Wednesday at the Nikkei Gold Conference in Tokyo. He said he sees United
States bonds and gold as global risk-free assets and added that gold is one of
the few options available to replace the US bond, or even the only option.
( Story .26864 )

Holy crap...Does any one actually listen to this guy?
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