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To: goldsheet who wrote (86)2/11/2000 8:58:00 AM
From: russwinter  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4051
 
Deutsche Bank sketches optimistic scenario for gold
Cape Town--Feb 10--Deutsche Bank has sketched an optimistic scenario for the
gold price, noting that output from most new projects would simply offset
declines in existing production, which was set to fall after 2002. Speaking at
the Investing in African Mining Conference, Don Maclean, a mining and metals
analyst with Deutsche Bank in Toronto, said a gold price of US $350 per ounce w
as required for most new gold projects to become feasible. (Story .16030)



To: goldsheet who wrote (86)3/7/2000 2:37:00 PM
From: Ptaskmaster  Respond to of 4051
 
Whither FrancoNevada?

Ptask



To: goldsheet who wrote (86)3/28/2000 1:35:00 PM
From: Ptaskmaster  Respond to of 4051
 
"The world's largest gold producer, Anglogold, has long pursued a strategy of quality gold production rather than quantity. In the December quarter, for example, Its gold output fell to 1.693-million ounces from 1.78-million ounces in the September quarter. Meanwhile, the change in hedging strategies among gold producers would also reduce supply into the trading market."

From "Gold stumbles as longs grow bored" by David McKay in Miningweb on Moneyweb
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