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JÃœKÃœ

29.08.2001, 23:40

Russland suspendiert ALLE Edelmetallexporte / Comex-Silber minus 500.000 Unzen

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Jetzt geht´s los, Leute!

Precious metals futures inch higher

By Myra P. Saefong, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 4:15 PM ET Aug. 29, 2001

NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Most precious metals futures closed higher Wednesday, as Russia`s suspension of exports over the weekend sparked concern over near-term supplies.

The Russian Ministry of Finance announced Tuesday the suspension of all precious metals exports from Aug. 25. The suspension results from a decree signed in June by Vladimir Putin that establishes new rules for precious metals exports but doesn`t provide adequate system controls, according to Ross Norman, director of TheBullionDesk.com in London.

"Ironically, while the short-term impact of the announcement is some price firmness, the longer term impact can only have been to further weaken demand side fundamentals," said Norman, noting that industries will push ahead vigorously to substitute the metals in key applications such as autocatalysts and electronics.

Following the news, September palladium tacked on 15 cents to close at $472.65 an ounce a day after touching a 3-week intraday high at $479. October platinum rose to an intraday high at $466.50 before slipping to $459.60, down $1.30.

Metals stocks mostly higher

In other precious metals action, most metals issues built on the gains seen late Tuesday.

The CBOE Gold Index (GOX: news, chart, profile) closed up 0.7 percent to 41.32. The Amex Gold Bugs Index (HUI: news, chart, profile), a gauge of mostly unhedged stocks, stood at 66.76, up 0.2 percent.

However, the Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index (XAU: news, chart, profile) fell by 0.4 percent to stand at 56.63.

Among individual index components, shares of Agnico-Eagle Mines (AEM: news, chart, profile) climbed by 20 cents to stand at $9.65 and Ashanti Goldfields (ASL: news, chart, profile) tacked on 5 cents to $3.80, but Placer Dome Gold (PDG: news, chart, profile) shed 6 cents to close at $10.89.

Gold futures rise

On the Commodities Exchange division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold for December delivery rose to an intraday high at $276.40 an ounce. It closed at $275.80 an ounce, up $1.40. September silver added 0.2 cent to $4.185 an ounce.

As of late Tuesday, Comex gold warehouse stocks were unchanged at 793,647 ounces and silver supplies were down 500,155 to 102.7 million ounces.

In other metals action, September copper climbed by 0.45 cent to 69.55 cents an ounce. The London Metals Exchange pegged copper supplies at 662,675 metric tons as of early Wednesday, down 4,100 from a day earlier. Comex stocks, by late Tuesday were up 921 to 184,905 short tons.

Myra P. Saefong is a reporter for CBS.MarketWatch.com in San Francisco.

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Cosa

30.08.2001, 00:01

@ JÃœKÃœ

Re: Russland suspendiert ALLE Edelmetallexporte / Comex-Silber minus 500.000 Unzen

Alle Edelmetallexporte gestoppt?

Die PGM und da vor allem Palladium dürften betroffen sein. Da produzieren doch die Russen den Löwenanteil der WEltproduktion - 2000 waren es 161,7 von 242,3 Tonnen. Im Juli soll die Palladium-Nachfrage ja ruhig gewesen sein, das dürfte sich jetzt wohl ändern. Mal schauen was die Preise jetzt so fundamental anstellen.

Gruss
Cosa

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>Jetzt geht´s los, Leute!
>Precious metals futures inch higher
>By Myra P. Saefong, CBS.MarketWatch.com
>Last Update: 4:15 PM ET Aug. 29, 2001
>NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Most precious metals futures closed higher Wednesday, as Russia`s suspension of exports over the weekend sparked concern over near-term supplies.
>The Russian Ministry of Finance announced Tuesday the suspension of all precious metals exports from Aug. 25. The suspension results from a decree signed in June by Vladimir Putin that establishes new rules for precious metals exports but doesn`t provide adequate system controls, according to Ross Norman, director of TheBullionDesk.com in London.
>"Ironically, while the short-term impact of the announcement is some price firmness, the longer term impact can only have been to further weaken demand side fundamentals," said Norman, noting that industries will push ahead vigorously to substitute the metals in key applications such as autocatalysts and electronics.
>Following the news, September palladium tacked on 15 cents to close at $472.65 an ounce a day after touching a 3-week intraday high at $479. October platinum rose to an intraday high at $466.50 before slipping to $459.60, down $1.30.
>Metals stocks mostly higher
>In other precious metals action, most metals issues built on the gains seen late Tuesday.
>The CBOE Gold Index (GOX: news, chart, profile) closed up 0.7 percent to 41.32. The Amex Gold Bugs Index (HUI: news, chart, profile), a gauge of mostly unhedged stocks, stood at 66.76, up 0.2 percent.
>However, the Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index (XAU: news, chart, profile) fell by 0.4 percent to stand at 56.63.
>Among individual index components, shares of Agnico-Eagle Mines (AEM: news, chart, profile) climbed by 20 cents to stand at $9.65 and Ashanti Goldfields (ASL: news, chart, profile) tacked on 5 cents to $3.80, but Placer Dome Gold (PDG: news, chart, profile) shed 6 cents to close at $10.89.
>Gold futures rise
>On the Commodities Exchange division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold for December delivery rose to an intraday high at $276.40 an ounce. It closed at $275.80 an ounce, up $1.40. September silver added 0.2 cent to $4.185 an ounce.
>As of late Tuesday, Comex gold warehouse stocks were unchanged at 793,647 ounces and silver supplies were down 500,155 to 102.7 million ounces.
>In other metals action, September copper climbed by 0.45 cent to 69.55 cents an ounce. The London Metals Exchange pegged copper supplies at 662,675 metric tons as of early Wednesday, down 4,100 from a day earlier. Comex stocks, by late Tuesday were up 921 to 184,905 short tons.
>Myra P. Saefong is a reporter for CBS.MarketWatch.com in San Francisco.
>http://www.marketwatch.com/news/yhoo/story.asp?source=blq/yhoo&siteid=yhoo&dist=yhoo&guid=%7B870D86D5%2DFFB3%2D43A6%2DB3B8%2DBBC06C554291%7D
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ManfredF

30.08.2001, 00:23

@ JÃœKÃœ

Russland suspendiert ALLE Edelmetallexporte / Kommentar dazu

http://www.thebulliondesk.com/Reports/prospector.htm

OK. Time for more machinations and the already extraordinarily tiresome and predictable disinformation and manipulation from Russia regarding the precious metals. It seems that all precious metals have been prevented from export due to the fact that starting Saturday; the State Hallmark Chamber has now been brought in to control exports. But, such organization barely exists and nothing has been prepared in regards to the rules and regulations of such. But based upon such news, palladium was up about $30 on the day while platinum was slightly higher as well. Look, this is totally ludicrous and there cant be any individual with an IQ bigger than his/her shoe size that could possibly believe that such is the day to day operations of the government and that it is not totally purposeful and orchestrated. God, I get so tired of this. This is one of the reasons that I no longer recommend much participation by the average investor in these markets. But still, I look to sell rallies. Sooner or later, people will catch on.

Lastly, although the National Union of Mineworkers in Russia got much, if not all, of what they asked for in their recent negotiations with the gold producers, they now ask that 300,000 of its constituents participate in a strike for the benefit of the non-privatization of governmental assets. They complain that such privatization might have negative implications for thousands of workers due to loss of jobs due to the need of greater efficiency of the new organizations. Gee, do you think this was in their newly signed labor agreements? The union is running amok and will not be stopped easily. Long term readers of my commentary know my opinion of the future of this industry in South Africa.

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Diogenes

30.08.2001, 10:28

@ JÃœKÃœ

Re: Russland suspendiert ALLE Edelmetallexporte / Comex-Silber minus 500.000 Unzen

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Hoffen wirs!

Kann die Russen gut verstehen, wer gibt denn gerne wertvolles Metall gegen wertlose Greenbucks? Und wer will sich dauernd doof anmachen lassen?
Das Raketenabwehprogramm macht böses Blut, die Ã-linteressen der Amis am Kaspischen Meer, Nato Osterweiterung, nicht zu vergessen Natoeinsatz in Serbien,...

Die Russen behalten Ihr Gold, machen Rubelmünzen daraus und ziehen dem Dollar den Teppich unter den Füßen weg.

>NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Most precious metals futures closed higher Wednesday, as Russia`s suspension of exports over the weekend sparked concern over near-term supplies.
>The Russian Ministry of Finance announced Tuesday the suspension of all precious metals exports from Aug. 25. The suspension results from a decree signed in June by Vladimir Putin that establishes new rules for precious metals exports but doesn`t provide adequate system controls, according to Ross Norman, director of TheBullionDesk.com in London.

Aha,"keine adequaten Exportkontrollen". War Putin nicht beim KGB, der müßte doch wissen, wie sowas geht.

>"Ironically, while the short-term impact of the announcement is some price firmness, the longer term impact can only have been to further weaken demand side fundamentals," said Norman, noting that industries will push ahead vigorously to substitute the metals in key applications such as autocatalysts and electronics.

Seehr gut, wieso habt ihr das nicht schon längst getan? Ersetzt ruhig Platin und Palladium, wie wär es mit Silber? ;-))))
Im übrigen nicht vergessen, es gibt auch Investmentnachfrage.

>As of late Tuesday, Comex gold warehouse stocks were unchanged at 793,647 ounces and silver supplies were down 500,155 to 102.7 million ounces.

Woha! Und bald werd ich die letzten mit dem Rucksack abholen kommen. Richtet schon mal Geschenkpapier zum einpacken, gelb mit rosa Blümchen wär nett. ;-)

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Diogenes (geh mir noch ein paar Unzen holen)

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Emerald

30.08.2001, 10:57

@ Diogenes

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@diogenes und alle gold-followers (fellowers). bravo 1:0 für die russen. wie
schon gestern hier im board kundgetan, haben die russen immer wieder sehr
profunde ideen, wie man die märkte aufrütteln kann. sehr smart in dieser
beziehung war u.a. dass alle im züricher-zollfreilager ruhenden palladium
positionen der russen anfangs d.j. zu unzenpreisen um $ 1000.00 und höher
verhökert worden sind. da flossen einige hundert millionen dollar richtung
moskau, das palladium sinkt und sinkt inzwischen (dlr. 400.00 / 500.00 je unze)
ein ausfuhrstop für gold, wenn dies zutrifft, hat vor allem für alan greenspan
unangenehme folgen, denn er will keinen höheren goldpreis. ich wette wirklich,
dass jetzt nur noch ein windstoss aus irgendeiner politischen oder wirtschaftlichen
ecke erfolgen muss, und dann haben wir schon im september d.j.
einen gold-preis-move in höhere regionen. dabei bleiben und akkumulieren.
in diesem board wurden die aussichten schon häufig bestens analysiert. dieser
bericht ist ein weiterer stein im gold-puzzle. danke für die einstellung.
emerald.

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pecunia

30.08.2001, 11:32

@ Diogenes

Re: Russland suspendiert ALLE Edelmetallexporte / Comex-Silber minus 500.000 Unzen

Hi Diogenes,

>Seehr gut, wieso habt ihr das nicht schon längst getan? Ersetzt ruhig Platin und Palladium, wie wär es mit Silber? ;-))))

ich kaufe monentan paar alte 10-Schilling Stuecke, teilweise zu 6 und 7 Schilling zu haben. Die werden nach Angaben der Banken eingeschmolzen UND DAS GEWONNENE SILBER VON AMERIKA AUFGEKAUFT!!!
Lang kanns nicht mehr dauern.

Ein seetuechtiges Boot auf stuermischer See wuenscht
pecunia

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Diogenes

30.08.2001, 20:42

@ pecunia

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>Hi Diogenes,
>>Seehr gut, wieso habt ihr das nicht schon längst getan? Ersetzt ruhig Platin und Palladium, wie wär es mit Silber? ;-))))
>ich kaufe monentan paar alte 10-Schilling Stuecke, teilweise zu 6 und 7 Schilling zu haben. Die werden nach Angaben der Banken eingeschmolzen UND DAS GEWONNENE SILBER VON AMERIKA AUFGEKAUFT!!!
>Lang kanns nicht mehr dauern.

Klingt stark nach Verzweiflung. Ich verstehe nur nicht, wer alte Silber-10er zu 7 Schilling verkauft, man kann sie bei der Ã-NB in nagelneue Blechzehner eintauschen (selber schuld).

>Ein seetuechtiges Boot auf stuermischer See wuenscht
>pecunia

Danke, dir ebenfalls. Mein Faß schwimmt wie eine Goldente mit Silberflügeln, ich werde es auf U-Boot umkonstruieren, tauche ab und lasse den Sturm über mich hinwegbrausen. ;-)
Diogenes

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