BIS, ESCB, ECB, FSB, G30, IAS2, IMF, IMS, OECD, OPEC, LBMA, WorldBank, UN ... Evolution of Monetary System in relation to Gold & Oil as asset classes...
Hi, Not from the same authors, there are thought few statements from US officials on this issue which go along the lines of FG. I try to concentrate on the official docs, there is plenty to choose from but only few worth to mention. There is for example the "BIS - The Banque de France’s view on gold and comments on the euro". All other countries have similar policies. Look for actions: The Bundesbank, for example, has maintained gold reserves at a conspicuously stable level during the past decades. BoJ is silent on gold issue - this policy was same in past - see wikileaks and discussion from BoJ officials & comments from USG. Then you have Oils and their position is also clear, I have added few papers from their sources.
Do you know of a More current version??
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ReplyDeleteNot from the same authors, there are thought few statements from US officials on this issue which go along the lines of FG. I try to concentrate on the official docs, there is plenty to choose from but only few worth to mention. There is for example the "BIS - The Banque de France’s view on gold and comments on the euro". All other countries have similar policies.
Look for actions:
The Bundesbank, for example, has maintained gold reserves at a conspicuously stable level during the past decades.
BoJ is silent on gold issue - this policy was same in past - see wikileaks and discussion from BoJ officials & comments from USG.
Then you have Oils and their position is also clear, I have added few papers from their sources.