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To: lorne who wrote (67148)4/5/2001 7:17:38 PM
From: lorne  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116981
 
Gold producers seek catalysts to boost demand for metal.
April 5 2001 19:21GMT
" Gold producers and bullion bugs who have seen the metal's price slide perilously close to $255 an ounce this week may have at least one reason to be cheerful.
New research on the metal's catalytic properties shows that gold has interesting industrial prospects, which could increase world consumption by up to 400 tonnes a year within the next decade. "
Full story >>>
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To: lorne who wrote (67148)4/5/2001 10:55:09 PM
From: long-gone  Respond to of 116981
 
<<Sale of gold sets Europe's banks abuzz >>

Don't you love it when a major news agency LIES?
Can anyone explain to me how something can be called transparent when the buyers aren't known?

Britain's transparent auction method attracts criticism from the market as it drives down the price - the market knows the gold is coming so participants position their books accordingly.


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