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To: Robert Rose who wrote (75201)8/23/1999 6:53:00 PM
From: GST  Respond to of 164684
 
Goldman bets on gold rise
Source: Times Union (Albany, NY)

NEW YORK -- [Goldman, Sachs & Co.] has amassed $124 million of gold bullion, saying it expects demand to improve in
the months ahead.

Goldman has taken control of half of the gold in New York Mercantile Exchange warehouses, according to the exchange records.
Goldman described the transactions as normal business activity, though some traders speculate that a shortage may be
developing.

Goldman turned more positive on the gold market in late July amid expectations that reduced mine output will lead to higher
prices. This week alone, gold has climbed almost 2 percent, the biggest one- week gain in 10 months.

(Copyright 1999)