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> Thanks info-nya Bro... > > Walah... China nomor 10 Bro.... > China '*cuma*' punya 661.4 Ton. > US punya 8965.6 Ton. > > salam, > > > > On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 11:54 PM, <gang...@idola.net.id> wrote: > >> >> >> Ini ada artikel mengenai gold reserves >> Lupa ambil dari mana, tapi tanggalnya cukup recent >> >> Jadi tetap china yg punya gold paling banyak >> Bahkan US rank nbr 10 / A3K >> >> Worldâs Largest Gold Reserves >> by anjan in Economics, May 19, 2009 >> >> Gold has an attraction that no one can resist and throughout our history >> battles have been fought over it. Our liking for gold is never ending. >> Want to know who has the largest gold deposits. Read on to know more. >> Gold has been the center of attraction for men for many a generations. >> With Gold near the record highs of $1000, let us take a look at who has >> the most of this precious metal. Here is a list of the top ten countries >> banking the most bullion! (Data is based on the World Gold Councilâs >> Monthly report and is converted to US short tons at a rate of 1 T > >> 1.102311 US tons. All monetary estimates are calculated at the rate of >> 1oz >> gold = $1000 US) >> >> 1. China - 661.4 Tons, $21.16 Billion. The worldâs most populous >> country >> also has the worldâs tenth largest gold reserve. Expect it to be >> higher? >> Well, consider that Chinaâs gold only accounts for 0.9 percent of the >> countryâs foreign reserves. With a population of 1.3 billion, the >> country >> holds about $16 worth of gold per person, worth a total of $21.16 >> billion. >> >> 2. European Central Bank, 666.5 Tons, $21.32 Billion. Established >> in >> 1998 >> by the European Union, the European Central Bank is responsible for the >> monetary policy of the member nations of the Euro zone and is >> headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany. The 666.5 tons of gold accounts for >> 23.7 percent of the ECBâs foreign reserves and would be worth about >> $21.32 >> billion in the open market. >> >> 3. Netherlands, 688.39 Tons, $22.02 Billion. The eight largest >> reserve >> on >> our list with 688.39 tons of gold is The Netherlands. The Netherland >> Bank >> manages the national finances of the country, including the gold >> reserves, >> which amount to approximately $22.02 billion in the current market and >> account for 55.6 percent of the countryâs foreign reserves. >> >> 4. Japan, 843.5 Tons, $26.99 Billion. Although, Japan is seventh on >> the >> list, its 843.5 tons of gold account for only 1.8 percent of total >> foreign >> reserves. On the open market, Japanâs gold reserves are worth around >> $26.99 billion and are overseen by the Bank of Japan. >> >> 5. Switzerland, 1,285.6 Tons, $41.13 Billion. Conducting >> Switzerlandâs >> monetary policy is the Swiss National Bank, which manages the >> countryâs >> 1,285.6 tons of gold. With the worldâs sixth largest reserve of the >> precious metal, Switzerlandâs stockpile would fetch approximately >> $41.13 >> billion in todayâs gold market, accounting for 40.3 percent of the >> countryâs foreign reserves. >> >> 6. Italy, 2,702.6 Tons, $86.48 Billion. The Banca DâItalia is >> responsible >> for Italyâs foreign reserves, which have been reported at about >> 2,702.6 >> tons by the World Gold Council. The fifth largest gold reserve in the >> world, Italyâs holdings amount to about $86.48 billion, accounting for >> 64 >> percent of the countryâs foreign reserves. >> >> 7. France, 2,930.4 Tons, $94.50 Billion. The French National Bank, >> Banque >> De France, is the home of the countryâs large gold holdings, which >> account >> for 55.2 percent of its foreign reserves. With approximately 2,890.6 >> tons >> of gold in reserve, Franceâs holdings are worth approximately $94.50 >> billion. >> >> 8. The IMF, 3,546.1 Tons, $113.48 Billion. The IMF oversees >> international >> economic operations of 185 member countries. The IMFâs gold policies >> have >> changed in the last quarter century, but the reserves remain in place >> for >> use in stabilizing international markets and aiding national economies, >> such as in December 1999 when it sold a portion of its reserves to aid >> the >> Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative. The 3,546.1 tons of >> IMF >> Gold would fetch approximately $113.48 billion in todayâs market. >> >> 9. Germany, 3767.1 Tons, $120.55 Billion. The Deutsche Bundes bank, >> Germanyâs central bank, has 3,767.1 tons of gold reserves, which are >> valued at about $120.55 billion. For Germany, its gold reserves account >> for 62.7 percent of total foreign reserves, according to the World Gold >> Council. >> >> 10. United States, 8,965.6 Tons, $286.89 Billion. Perhaps the most >> famous >> gold depository in the world is the United States Bullion Depository in >> Fort Knox, Kentucky. It holds a majority of the US gold reserves, which >> are estimated by the US Mint to be approximately 147.3 million ounces, >> or >> approximately 4,603 tons. The United Statesâ total gold reserves, >> 8,965.6 >> tons, are valued at approximately $286.89 billion. The remainder of the >> US >> reserves are held at the Philadelphia Mint, the Denver Mint, the West >> Point Bullion Depository and the San Francisco Assay Office. >> >> >> ________________________________________ >> From: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com >> [mailto:obrolan-ban...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of boyz >> Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 11:10 PM >> To: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com >> Subject: Re: Bls: [ob] Re: USDIDR 5000, I love you guys :) >> >> >> Probably... >> Do you have data sources to convince me? thanks. >> >> Salam, >> >> On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 11:02 PM, jacob oen <oenja...@yahoo.com> wrote: >> Yes, they're probably the biggest Gold miner, aren't they? >> >> And what about "FREEPORT"? Is it belongs to USA? >> >> >> ________________________________________ >> From: boyz <m457...@yahoo.com.sg> >> >> To: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com >> Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 10:48:36 PM >> Subject: Re: Bls: [ob] Re: USDIDR 5000, I love you guys :) >> >> >> I dont know that US has the most gold in the world. Do you have the data >> source? >> I think, since US leave Bretton Woods System, they no longer piled it >> up. >> I mean not piled it on national reserves, but i think they just mining >> it, >> produces and sell. >> But i dunno if they are biggest gold miner / producer. >> >> Thanks, >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------ >> >> + + >> + + + + + >> Mohon saat meREPLY posting, text dari posting lama dihapus >> kecuali diperlukan agar CONTEXTnya jelas. >> + + + + + >> + +Yahoo! Groups Links >> >> >> >> >
