After a small hiatus in 2017, the gold repatriation continued in January 2018.
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maandag 5 maart 2018
maandag 3 oktober 2016
Gold Repatriation update
Gold Repatriation is still ongoing. Germany better transport those 1000 tonnes in gold reserves as quickly as they can because I see an economic war coming.
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Germany,
Gold,
repatriation
maandag 29 augustus 2016
Gold Repatriation from FRBNY continues at high pace in July 2016
Gold repatriation continues unabatedly.
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FRBNY,
Gold,
repatriation
dinsdag 16 augustus 2016
FRBNY gold repatriation accelerating in June 2016
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FRBNY,
Gold,
repatriation
zaterdag 28 mei 2016
Gold repatriation accelerates in April 2016
April 2016 has seen a record 22 tonnes repatriation in gold from the FRBNY.
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FRBNY,
Gold,
repatriation
maandag 2 mei 2016
FRBNY Gold Repatriation Continues
After a 3 month hiatus, the gold repatriation continues at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. There is only 5880 tonnes of foreign gold left in the vault.
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FRBNY,
Gold,
repatriation
zaterdag 29 augustus 2015
Update on gold repatriation
A steady trend down.
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Gold,
repatriation
vrijdag 29 mei 2015
Federal Reserve Bank gold deposits at new low
And the repatriation continues.
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Gold,
repatriation
zaterdag 25 april 2015
Gold Repatriation Update: Trend Keeps Going Down
The latest update on gold at the FRBNY tells us that gold is still being repatriated, but at a slower pace (10 tonnes/month).
Labels:
Gold,
repatriation
dinsdag 31 maart 2015
Gold Repatriation Update
Gold repatriation from the FRBNY is still ongoing, but at a slower pace.
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Gold,
repatriation
zaterdag 7 maart 2015
Gold Repatriation Update
While gold is smashed down, repatriation from the Federal Reserve Bank continues. For the first time since decades, we go below 6000 tonnes.
And on a side note, remember when we talked about leverage of paper gold against physical gold? We are at it again. When we look at the COMEX stock, we notice that registered gold is at record lows again, while the paper gold is at record highs. Resulting in this second spike.
The first spike was in 15 January 2014, which was a bottom in gold price. I believe this second spike will give us a second bottom in gold price soon.
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FRBNY,
Gold,
repatriation
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