Reserves

Gold may sustain highs over 2003

Research from Macquarie Research Equities argues that gold will maintain its strength throughout 2003, supported not only be war fears, but wider geopolitical worries.

What central banks do with their dollars

ARTICLE - The events of September 11 reversed a 25-year trend of central bank reserve managers accepting greater risk in their portfolios, argues a paper in the latest BIS quarterly review.

ECB Press Release, 28 Feb

PRESS RELEASE - Annual publication of the List of Monetary Financial Institutions and institutions subject to minimum reserves as at end-December 2002, 28 February.

RBI issues risk management guidelines

In its guidelines on country risk management, the Reserve Bank of India has asked banks to address issues of identifying, measuring, monitoring and controlling country exposure risks in their country risk management policies.

Russia posts another rise in gold reserves

Russia's gold and foreign currency reserves were at 51.4bn dollars on 14 February, up from 50.2bn dollars on 7 February, the Central Bank of Russia said in a press release on Thursday.

Iranians turn to gold as war casts its shadow

Iran's central bank has introduced measures designed to bring down soaring gold prices, including easing procedures for the importation of gold and silver bullion, a bank official, Jalal Jalilian, was quoted as saying Tuesday.

Venezuela's Zavala - No for ex trading until March

According to Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) Director Domingo Maza Zavala, foreign exchange trading will continue to be suspended until the end of February to allow government and Central Bank officials enough time to implement the controls.

BCV director insists forex controls are essential

According to Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) director Domingo Maza Zavala, the foreign exchange controls implemented by the government Thursday are essential for control of the economy, particularly in such troubled times.

Gold price soars on war talk concerns

Worries that US Secretary of State Colin Powell's speech on Iraq could be a harbinger of war sent gold soaring to a six-and-a-half year high on Wednesday as investors piled into the traditional safe haven in times of trouble.

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