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Mix-Ansicht- Gold - Supply and Demand - Goldfinger, 08.11.2003, 11:12
- Mit Sicherheit nicht, weil - Stein v. R., 08.11.2003, 11:44
- Re: Gold - Supply and Demand/ 1000 t Produktion ggü. 30000+ t ZB-Beständen... - yatri, 08.11.2003, 12:06
- Re: Gold Supply + kumulative Aspekte. - Goldfinger, 08.11.2003, 12:41
- Re: Gold - Supply and Demand/ 1000 t Produktion ggü. 30000+ t ZB-Beständen... - Sorrento, 08.11.2003, 12:51
- Re: Ich halte den Vergleich von Strom- und Bestandsgrößen dennoch... - JLL, 08.11.2003, 13:06
- Re: weltweite Silberproduktion um 30 % gestiegen - Goldfinger, 08.11.2003, 13:32
- und der Verbraucht...? (owT) - Tofir, 08.11.2003, 14:30
- Da bin ich aber platt! An ZB-Bestände 30.000 to. + glaubst Du? Echt? - RK, 08.11.2003, 14:14
- die offiziellen Gold-Bestände d. Staaten laut World Gold Council für Anfang 2002 - yatri, 09.11.2003, 00:35
die offiziellen Gold-Bestände d. Staaten laut World Gold Council für Anfang 2002
-->>Die Produktion ist relativ unwichtig.
>Da Gold nicht verbraucht wird (bzw. da es niemand für nicht-finanzielle Zwecke verbraucht, abgesehn von Schmuck) lagern vielerorts Riesenbestände - und wenn sowas auf den Markt kommt macht das den Preis - die Jahresproduktionszahlen sind ein rel. unwichtiger Faktor
>yatri
>P.S: Bei Silber ist das GANZ ANDERS!!
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Hier noch mal die offiziellen Zahlen laut World Gold Council für Anfang 2002
World Official Gold Holdings (January 2002*)
WORLD GOLD COUNCIL
Nation - Tonnes Gold’s % share of reserves**
1 United States 8149.0 55.4%
2 Germany 3456.6 36.6%
3 IMF1 3217.3 n/a
4 France 3024.6 44.5%
5 Italy 2451.8 46.7%
6 Switzerland2 2183.3 37.7%
7 Netherlands 884.9 46.3%
8 ECB 766.9 n/a
9 Japan 765.2 1.7%
10 Portugal 606.7 36.6%
11 Spain 523.4 13.0%
12 China, P.R.: Mainland 500.0 2.1%
13 Taiwan3 421.8 3.1%
14 Russia4 415.9 10.0%
15 India 357.8 6.9%
16 Venezuela 356.4 25.4%
17 Austria 344.9 19.6%
18 United Kingdom5 335.4 7.3%
19 Lebanon 286.8 36.3%
20 Belgium 258.1 17.3%
21 Philippines 245.9 15.3%
22 BIS1 201.1 n/a
23 Sweden 185.4 12.0%
24 South Africa 179.8 20.8%
25 Algeria 173.6 7.8%
26 Libya 143.8 8.4%
27 Saudi Arabia 143.0 6.5%
28 Singapore6 127.4 1.4%
29 Greece7 123.0 16.4%
30 Turkey 116.1 5.2%
31 Romania 105.1 15.5%
32 Poland 102.9 3.2%
33 Indonesia 96.5 3.0%
34 Australia 79.7 3.7%
35 Kuwait 79.0 6.6%
36 Thailand 77.1 2.1%
37 Egypt 75.6 4.7%
38 Denmark 66.6 3.3%
39 Pakistan 65.0 19.7%
40 Kazakhstan 57.2 19.7%
Tonnes Gold’s %
share of
reserves**
41 Finland 49.0 5.2%
42 Norway 36.8 1.6%
43 Malaysia 36.4 1.1%
44 Slovak Republic 35.1 7.7%
45 Canada 34.4 0.9%
46 Peru 34.2 3.4%
47 Bulgaria 32.1 7.9%
48 Bolivia 29.2 24.4%
49 Ecuador 26.3 19.4%
50 Syrian Arab Rep.1 25.9 n/a
51 Morocco 22.0 2.4%
52 Sri Lanka 19.5 13.3%
53 Serbia-Montenegro 17.0 n/a
54 Ukraine 15.0 4.4%
55 El Salvador 14.6 6.7%
56 Cyprus 14.4 4.9%
57 Brazil 14.3 0.3%
58 Czech Republic 13.8 0.8%
59 Korea 13.7 0.1%
60 Jordan 12.6 3.6%
61 United Arab Emirates 12.3 0.8%
62 Zimbabwe 12.2 53.7%
63 Colombia 10.2 0.9%
64 Belarus 10.0 25.6%
65 Oman 9.0 3.2%
66 Ghana 8.7 25.5%
67 Suriname 7.9 n/a
68 Latvia 7.7 5.8%
69 Slovenia 7.6 1.8%
70 Myanmar 7.2 20.9%
71 Tunisia 6.8 3.3%
72 Guatemala 6.8 2.4%
73 Macedonia, FYR 6.0 6.9%
74 Bosnia-Herzegovina 6.0 9.4%
75 Lithuania 5.8 2.9%
76 Mexico 5.7 0.1%
77 Ireland 5.5 0.9%
78 Nepal 4.8 3.9%
79 Bahrain 4.7 2.4%
80 Mongolia 3.8 14.2%
81 Albania 3.5 7.6%
82 Bangladesh 3.4 2.8%
83 Hungary 3.1 0.2%
84 Aruba 3.1 9.0%
85 Kyrgyz Republic 2.6 9.2%
86 Luxembourg 2.4 16.5%
87 Chile 2.3 0.1%
88 Hong Kong 2.1 0.0%
89 Papua New Guinea 2.0 3.8%
90 Mauritius 1.9 2.0%
91 Iceland 1.9 4.4%
92 Trinidad and Tobago 1.9 0.9%
93 Yemen, Republic of 1.6 0.4%
94 Armenia 1.4 3.7%
95 Paraguay 1.1 1.5%
96 Honduras 0.7 0.4%
97 Ethiopia 0.6 1.3%
98 Qatar 0.6 0.5%
99 Dominican Republic 0.6 0.5%
100 Malawi 0.3 0.9%
101 Argentina 0.3 0.0%
102 Estonia 0.2 0.3%
103 Uruguay 0.2 0.1%
104 Malta 0.1 0.1%
105 Maldives 0.1 0.5%
106 Costa Rica 0.1 0.0%
107 Haiti 0.0 0.2%
108 Burundi 0.0 1.2%
109 Fiji 0.0 0
Memorandum
All countries 29288 11.0%
Institutions 4185.3 n/a
World 32740.3 n/a
(Euro-System) 10966.7 30.1%
(WAG Signatories) 15078.9 31%
NOTES
* Data from the International Monetary Fund's
International Financial Statistics, online January
2002 edition, and other sources where applicable.
IFS data are two months in arrears, so holdings as
of November 2001 for most countries, September
or earlier for late reporters. The table does not list
all gold holders: countries which have not reported
their gold holdings to the IMF in the last 6 months
are not included, while other countries are known to
hold gold but do not report their holdings publicly.
Where the WGC knows of movements that are not
reported to the IMF or are misprints, changes have
been made.
**The percentage share held in gold of total foreign
reserves, as calculated by the World Gold Council.
The value of gold holdings uses the end-November
gold price of $275.50 per troy ounce (there are
32,151 troy ounces in a metric tonne). The value of
other reserves is from IFS table ‘Foreign Exchange
and Total Reserves minus Gold’.
1. BIS and IMF balance sheets do not allow this
percentage to be calculated. The Syrian
Arab Republic has not reported foreign
exchange holdings to IFS in the last 6 months.
2. Switzerland began its sales of up to 1300
tonnes on 1 May 2000.
3. Taiwan is not a member of the IMF but
publishes comparable data. It can be viewed
at: http://www.cbc.gov.tw/economic/statistics/
fs/p2.xls
4. The figure for Russia does not include gold out
on swap.
5. Includes the auction of 20 tonnes held by the
Bank of England on Wednesday 16th January.
6. The Monetary Authority of Singapore does not
publish its gold holdings in IFS, but they are
available as part of the IMF’s Special Data
Dissemination Standards (SDDS). See:
http://dsbb.imf.org/country/sgp/ilvdisf.htm
7. On 1 January 2000 Greece adopted the Euro,
becoming the 12th member of the Eurosystem.
It was required to transfer foreign exchange
reserves to the control of the European Central
Bank and, as for the other countries, 15% of
this was funded in gold (nearly 20 tonnes).
8. Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia-Montenegro &
Belarus do not report gold reserves to the IMF
but latest information suggests their holdings
are as reported here.
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