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      schrieb am 05.07.02 12:25:45
      Beitrag Nr. 1 ()
      Newmont predicts gold in multi-year uptrend
      U.S. dollar decline, trade deficit drive appreciation

      Robert Gibbens
      National Post


      Thursday, July 04, 2002
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      MONTREAL - Pierre Lassonde, president of Newmont Mining Corp., the world`s biggest gold miner, said yesterday the metal is in a "multi-year" uptrend because of weakness in the U.S. economy and political turmoil.

      "Gold at around US$320 an ounce is already at a five-year high with the U.S. current account deficit running at an unsustainable 5% of gross domestic product and a 10% decline in the U.S. dollar," he said in an interview before receiving the Ecole Polytechnique`s 24th Prix Mérite for professional excellence.

      "I base my prediction on fundamentals and it`ll take two years to wring the excesses out of the U.S. system," said Mr. Lassonde, co-founder of Franco-Nevada Mining Corp. Ltd. and former manager of two successful gold funds. "There are more WorldComs to come."

      The U.S. needs a US$1.3-billion daily inflow of foreign currencies to maintain its former exchange rate but is getting only half that with the collapsing stock market, economic uncertainty, rock-bottom interest rates and an international flight to bullion, he said.

      "Gold is the reverse image of the U.S. dollar and the U.S. is in for a double-dip recession and continuing dollar weakness," he said. "Go back to 1985-88 when the U.S. dollar lost 32% of its external value and gold rose 66% ... then later when central banks dumped tonnes [of gold] and drove it down to US$250."

      He said the U.S. money supply is rising at 12% a year and rising inflation cannot be avoided.

      "It`ll take several years to muddle through and get U.S.corporate earnings back on track."

      The newly minted Newmont, the leader by market capitalization and mine output following February`s US$7-billion merger with Franco-Nevada and Australia`s Normandy Mining Ltd., will move away from the traditional reticence of U.S. resource giants and tell shareholders "like it is," said Mr. Lassonde.

      "Our own merger got mixed reviews but more industry consolidation is certain as the South African-based miners wrestle towards geographical diversification," he said "For now, we`ll sit on our 15% stake in the combined Kinross Gold Corp., TVX Gold Inc. and Echo Bay Mines Ltd."

      He said shareholders must wait for the third and fourth quarters to see the how well the new combined company will perform.

      The second-quarter results will come out at the end of this month, but he said shareholders will have to wait till the third and fourth quarters to see how the new company will perform.

      © Copyright 2002 National Post


      Heute abend 22.30 h soll M3 in Amiland bekannt gegeben werden. Schaun` mer mal!
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      schrieb am 05.07.02 13:34:16
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      DJ. Gold Fields Suspends Driefontein Output On Fatal Accident

      JOHANNESBURG (Dow Jones)--Gold Fields Ltd. (O.GFD), South Africa`s
      second-largest gold producer, Thursday temporarily halted production at a shaft
      at its Driefontein mine due to a fatal accident caused by seismic activity.

      In a statement, the company said a miner had been killed and two were
      unaccounted for at Driefontein`s Five Shaft West.

      "Production has been stopped at the shaft until we have accounted for the
      missing miners," said Gold Fields` spokesman Willie Jacobsz.

      Driefontein is the largest gold-producing mine in the Gold Fields group, with
      a quarterly output averaging more than 300,000 troy ounces.

      -By Angus Macmillan, Dow Jones Newswires; 27 82 2107 307;
      angus.macmillan@dowjones.com



      (END) Dow Jones Newswires 04-07-02
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      schrieb am 05.07.02 13:42:15
      Beitrag Nr. 3 ()
      Migrant workers leaving after gold mine blast

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      Story Filed: Friday, July 05, 2002 4:04 AM EST

      FANZHI, Shanxi Province, Jul 5, 2002 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- Approximately 10, 000 gold miners, mostly peasant farmers, have to pack up this week to leave the Yixingzhai mining area in Fanzhi County, north China` s Shanxi Province.

      They no longer dream of making their fortune following an explosion at a privately-run gold mine on June 22, which has claimed at least 37 lives so far.

      In a move to step up controls over the mining area, the local county government has shut down dozens of illegal mines since last weekend and sent thousands of migrant miners home.

      A source from local transport authority said that it had arranged extra trains and buses to help over 2,500 migrant workers leave daily. The local government had even sponsored the trip home for those too poor to pay.

      "I`ve come all the way to make some money," said Ding Daifu, a peasant farmer from neighboring Shaanxi province. Ding still did not like to leave.

      Gold mining had proved a better and profitable job for Ding and his fellow farmer workers, who could make over 1,000 yuan (120 U.S. dollars) a month. "Much more than we make as farmers back home," he said.

      Fanzhi county produces 1,350 kilograms of gold a year. A few profit-hungry individuals have opened illegal gold mines, and used dynamite when a piece of gold ore is found.

      Such primitive and indigenous ways of mining led to the June 22 tragedy, according to an expert.

      The closure of illegal mines means peace and quiet for local residents. "What we really want is to plant trees and grass in the mining area," said a local farmer, "Anyway, the resource here is not inexhaustible. And we do not want to leave an empty mountain for our children."


      Copyright 2002 XINHUA NEWS AGENCY.



      Copyright © 2002, Xinhua News Agency, all rights reserved.

      Wirklich rührend.... :cry:
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      schrieb am 10.07.02 20:24:59
      Beitrag Nr. 4 ()
      Wen`s interessiert:

      http://www.commodities-now.com/cnonline/june2002/article3/a3…

      Analyse für Gold/Silber/Platin/Palladium und Ausblick für die nächste Zukunft.

      Die Reise geht weiter..... :)
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      schrieb am 10.07.02 21:26:57
      Beitrag Nr. 5 ()
      http://www.thebulliondesk.com/reports/barcap/40B.pdf

      Kann mir jemand sagen, wieviel Gold eigentlich in Japans Zentralbank lagern?

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      schrieb am 27.07.02 19:41:22
      Beitrag Nr. 6 ()
      So, die (ersten) 50% Verfall des Rial zum Euro in diesem Jahr wären wohl geschafft. Wann kommen die nächsten (50%, 100% ??).


      FXHistory: historical currency exchange rates
      Conversion Table: EUR to BRL (Interbank rate)

      Time period: 01/01/02 to 07/27/02.
      Daily averages: 01/01/2002 2.14640
      01/02/2002 2.12410
      01/03/2002 2.16410
      01/04/2002 2.13870
      01/05/2002 2.1350
      01/06/2002 2.13540
      01/07/2002 2.13840
      01/08/2002 2.17550
      01/09/2002 2.16650
      01/10/2002 2.21010
      01/11/2002 2.20610
      01/12/2002 2.2560
      01/13/2002 2.25470
      01/14/2002 2.25860
      01/15/2002 2.22840
      01/16/2002 2.18120
      01/17/2002 2.19160
      01/18/2002 2.15960
      01/19/2002 2.19040
      01/20/2002 2.19110
      01/21/2002 2.19080
      01/22/2002 2.17690
      01/23/2002 2.17570
      01/24/2002 2.17060
      01/25/2002 2.17780
      01/26/2002 2.1540
      01/27/2002 2.14840
      01/28/2002 2.1520
      01/29/2002 2.15660
      01/30/2002 2.180
      01/31/2002 2.1710
      02/01/2002 2.15860
      02/02/2002 2.1570
      02/03/2002 2.1580
      02/04/2002 2.1560
      02/05/2002 2.19110
      02/06/2002 2.18160
      02/07/2002 2.17870
      02/08/2002 2.20560
      02/09/2002 2.20940
      02/10/2002 2.21010
      02/11/2002 2.20910
      02/12/2002 2.22660
      02/13/2002 2.23410
      02/14/2002 2.2230
      02/15/2002 2.18760
      02/16/2002 2.20940
      02/17/2002 2.20920
      02/18/2002 2.20940
      02/19/2002 2.19070
      02/20/2002 2.20720
      02/21/2002 2.18970
      02/22/2002 2.1850
      02/23/2002 2.2010
      02/24/2002 2.2010
      02/25/2002 2.20080
      02/26/2002 2.18440
      02/27/2002 2.13830
      02/28/2002 2.15240
      03/01/2002 2.1270
      03/02/2002 2.12530
      03/03/2002 2.1260
      03/04/2002 2.1260
      03/05/2002 2.11520
      03/06/2002 2.10680
      03/07/2002 2.1230
      03/08/2002 2.16650
      03/09/2002 2.15380
      03/10/2002 2.15550
      03/11/2002 2.1550
      03/12/2002 2.13870
      03/13/2002 2.13510
      03/14/2002 2.12140
      03/15/2002 2.15130
      03/16/2002 2.15070
      03/17/2002 2.15040
      03/18/2002 2.14850
      03/19/2002 2.1520
      03/20/2002 2.14660
      03/21/2002 2.15910
      03/22/2002 2.14780
      03/23/2002 2.13210
      03/24/2002 2.13340
      03/25/2002 2.13180
      03/26/2002 2.15560
      03/27/2002 2.05990
      03/28/2002 2.02890
      03/29/2002 2.10320
      03/30/2002 2.10510
      03/31/2002 2.10130
      04/01/2002 2.10560
      04/02/2002 2.02790
      04/03/2002 2.02320
      04/04/2002 2.04140
      04/05/2002 2.02020
      04/06/2002 2.10650
      04/07/2002 2.10560
      04/08/2002 2.10650
      04/09/2002 2.0060
      04/10/2002 2.00850
      04/11/2002 1.99740
      04/12/2002 2.01630
      04/13/2002 2.09110
      04/14/2002 2.09110
      04/15/2002 2.0910
      04/16/2002 2.04270
      04/17/2002 2.04980
      04/18/2002 2.07040
      04/19/2002 2.14990
      04/20/2002 2.15330
      04/21/2002 2.15280
      04/22/2002 2.14920
      04/23/2002 2.08540
      04/24/2002 2.09890
      04/25/2002 2.10080
      04/26/2002 2.12340
      04/27/2002 2.21310
      04/28/2002 2.21220
      04/29/2002 2.21130
      04/30/2002 2.1380
      05/01/2002 2.12670
      05/02/2002 2.14170
      05/03/2002 2.16720
      05/04/2002 2.28130
      05/05/2002 2.28160
      05/06/2002 2.28060
      05/07/2002 2.22230
      05/08/2002 2.22920
      05/09/2002 2.20580
      05/10/2002 2.24830
      05/11/2002 2.34110
      05/12/2002 2.34080
      05/13/2002 2.33960
      05/14/2002 2.29750
      05/15/2002 2.26450
      05/16/2002 2.28540
      05/17/2002 2.3650
      05/18/2002 2.35140
      05/19/2002 2.35180
      05/20/2002 2.34990
      05/21/2002 2.35140
      05/22/2002 2.36230
      05/23/2002 2.37780
      05/24/2002 2.40350
      05/25/2002 2.410
      05/26/2002 2.40990
      05/27/2002 2.40920
      05/28/2002 2.32620
      05/29/2002 2.34830
      05/30/2002 2.35310
      05/31/2002 2.35630
      06/01/2002 2.35380
      06/02/2002 2.3490
      06/03/2002 2.35070
      06/04/2002 2.38680
      06/05/2002 2.44970
      06/06/2002 2.44910
      06/07/2002 2.5230
      06/08/2002 2.48990
      06/09/2002 2.48930
      06/10/2002 2.48780
      06/11/2002 2.49040
      06/12/2002 2.58180
      06/13/2002 2.62540
      06/14/2002 2.55710
      06/15/2002 2.6410
      06/16/2002 2.64280
      06/17/2002 2.640
      06/18/2002 2.50480
      06/19/2002 2.58470
      06/20/2002 2.5920
      06/21/2002 2.67880
      06/22/2002 2.75030
      06/23/2002 2.75060
      06/24/2002 2.74630
      06/25/2002 2.69480
      06/26/2002 2.76350
      06/27/2002 2.80010
      06/28/2002 2.79190
      06/29/2002 2.80370
      06/30/2002 2.80370
      07/01/2002 2.80230
      07/02/2002 2.87490
      07/03/2002 2.85590
      07/04/2002 2.80520
      07/05/2002 2.79910
      07/06/2002 2.87460
      07/07/2002 2.87440
      07/08/2002 2.87810
      07/09/2002 2.83560
      07/10/2002 2.8370
      07/11/2002 2.81910
      07/12/2002 2.76370
      07/13/2002 2.85720
      07/14/2002 2.85680
      07/15/2002 2.85790
      07/16/2002 2.86580
      07/17/2002 2.90920
      07/18/2002 2.91790
      07/19/2002 2.88380
      07/20/2002 2.97120
      07/21/2002 2.97240
      07/22/2002 2.97180
      07/23/2002 2.97220
      07/24/2002 2.88660
      07/25/2002 2.92990
      07/26/2002 3.00910
      07/27/2002 2.95740


      Average (208 days): 2.33118
      High: 3.00910


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