Russia c bank tightens banks' gold export controls

UK - The Central Bank of Russia published a directive Thursday obliging commercial banks to submit information on their export of gold ingots to the State Customs Committee within 10 days of the metal leaving the country.

The Customs Committee will submit to the Central Bank monthly reports detailing all the export of gold by commercial banks.

The directive N148-P, which comes into force on the date of its publication Thursday, says that a bank exporting gold must within three days of the metal

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