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Noch ein paar News zum Goldoutput fürs Wochenende: http://business.iafrica.com/news/264339.htm Zimbabwe, Africa`s third biggest gold producer after South Africa and Ghana, mined 22 tonnes of the precious metal last year, but output is dropping sharply as the country`s economic crisis bites into the industry. http://www.theage.com.au/business/2001/04/21/FFXQSZPTQLC.htm… Australia nears top of gold list Saturday 21 April 2001 Australian gold producers were closing the gap on the world`s largest producer, South Africa, according to an international study released yesterday. Australian gold production fell by four tonnes, or 1 per cent , to 296 tonnes in 2000, 132tonnes shy of South Africa`s result, the Gold Fields Mineral Services` Gold Survey showed. Gold production in South Africa eased 22 tonnes to 450 tonnes (ca. 5%) last year. Man bedenke, dass Australien aufholt, weil Südafrika noch stärker abfällt (!). http://www.crbindex.com/ 20-Apr-2001 PRECIOUS METALS UPDATE: Gold stays firm but capped at $265 Australia`s Normandy says Q3 gold output falls 1.4% over Q2 Melbourne, April 20 (BridgeNews) - Lower production from several Australian gold mines, including the Kalgoorlie-based Super Pit in Western Australia saw Normandy Mining Ltd.`s gold production fall slightly in the three months to March 31, the company said Friday. During the third quarter, attributable gold output for Australia`s largest gold miner totaled 557,531 ounces, down 1.4% from the previous quarter. ( Story .26506 ) S Africa`s Avgold Mar quarter gold sales 22,164 oz vs 24,040 oz Johannesburg, April 19 (I - et Bridge) - South African gold miner Avgold Ltd said Thursday gold sales fell 7.8% to 22,164 ounces in the quarter ended March 31 from 24,040 ounces in the previous three months P.S. Die inoffiziellen indischen Goldrouten werden durch Konflikte verstopft. Da die Gold-Produktion weltweit aufgrund von Wirtschafts- bzw. Energiekrisen abfällt, wird versucht, die Nachfrage zu verringern. Ganz einfach: India bullion prices firm amid reduced supplies, steady demand Mumbai, April 20 (BridgeNews) - Indian gold prices stayed firm during the week ending Friday amid falling supplies and steady domestic demand, dealers said. Supplies of unofficial gold were affected by the border clashes in eastern India with neighboring country Bangladesh. The Indo-Bangladesh border was calm but tense Friday, after fresh firing overnight had threatened to prolong the worst frontier skirmishes between the South Asian neighbors for 30 years. (Story .11401) Langsam wird es kriminell. Schönen Gruss, TL |
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| aus der Diskussion: | Einschätzung GOLDPREISENTWICKLUNG |
| Autor (Datum des Eintrages): | Tweetys Lover (20.04.01 18:55:21) |
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