Global gold demand up 6% in third quarter 2011
Gold demand in the third quarter of 2011 reached 1,053.9 tonnes, an increase of 6% compared to the same period last year. This equates to US$57.7bn, an all-time high in value terms.
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The World Gold Council appoints Takahiro Morita to lead its activities in Japan
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European central banks halt gold sales
26 September 2011 marked the end of the second year of the third Central Bank Gold Agreement (CBGA3). European central bank signatories to the agreement sold a gross 1.1 tonnes of gold during the year, the lowest annual sales since the agreement began in September 1999.
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Asian axis of India and China continues to advance gold demand
Gold’s strong start to the year was reinforced during the second quarter of 2011 where total global gold demand measured 919.8 tonnes (t), worth a near-record US$44.5bn, with broad-based support across all sectors and geographies. Standout markets were India and China, as these two markets accounted…
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The World Gold Council appoints Natalie Dempster to lead its Government Affairs team.
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