中國仍然積極買進
每盎司$1000美元的黃金
n 中國的黃金儲備量打算在十年內超越美國。
n 各國央行*打壓黃金，如果金價跌至$800，則是上天的禮物
n 全球許多國家表示對於IMF手上的黃金「很想買來看看」
*指中國、蘇聯、巴西
聰明的傢伙們，知道時間不多了。
China eager to buy IMF gold for $1,000 per
ounce
By David Lew
BEIJING: Two months after India’s Reserve Bank made big
global news with the purchase of 200 tonnes of gold from the International
Monetary Fund (IMF), bullion traders are now waiting for the ‘golden’ news of
2010. The news in question: Will China buy the remaining 203 tonnes
of gold from IMF soon?
Bullion trader and gold investors in China
want the dragon country to take the plunge and buy the rest of the IMF gold,
following India’s
footsteps. India
bought 200 tonnes of IMF gold for $1,045 an ounce. Soon after the India purchase,
gold price zoomed to touch a high of $1,227 per ounce in November last year.
Since then, the yellow metal price has come down. Gold is these days hovering
around the $1,100-1,150 price range.
Last year, IMF approved the long-talked-about sale of 1/8th of its holdings, in
"a volume strictly limited to 403.3 metric tons, with these sales to be
conducted under modalities that safeguard against disruption of the gold
market." The main IMF parameter to sell its gold reserve was that the sale
has to be done at current market prices. So, now, the moot question is whether China will take
the next step and buy 203 tonnes of gold from IMF at the current market
price--$1,100-1,150 range?
Buying gold at the current market price would mean that China will be paying almost the same money per
ounce of gold that India
paid to IMF. Bullion experts recommend that China should go in for the IMF gold
buy in this new year, as otherwise its ambitious task to mop up 10,000 tonnes
of gold reserves in the next 10 years may be difficult to achieve.
China is the world’s biggest gold producer. In April, China increased
reserves of gold by 76 percent to 1,054 tons since 2003. GFMS recently
predicted that China will
overtake India
as the largest consumer of gold in the world.
China is willing to buy IMF
gold, but not at the high price that India paid. Gold price may be
zooming to records; but China
wants to wait and watch so that price of the yellow metal crashes to realistic
levels. Now, the question is will China be able to buy IMF gold at
$1,000 per ounce in 2010.
原文（全）連結：
http://www.commodityonline.com/news/China-eager-to-buy-IMF-gold-for-$1000-per-ounce-24708-3-1.html
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