| From Commodityonline.com: Again, the bullion market is abuzz with talks that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is ready to offload its 191 tonnes of gold in the market. This means the IMF will sell its gold to one of the official holders of the metal after considering bids by all interested parties.
When the IMF did a sale of this kind in October last year, the gold market saw a flurry of activities and the prices soared to new heights. Gold struck a record high rising above $1,178 an ounce in November last year following the IMF sale of 200 tonne gold to India’s Reserve Bank.........................................Full Article: Source
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