How much gold will the central banks sell?

- Central Banking staff
- 10 Mar 2003

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MONDAY FEATURE - Until recently there was a widespread expectation that central banks would continue to unload gold from their reserves on quite a large scale for many years to come. But this assumption is now being called into question. What is the outlook?

As is well known, central banks have been net sellers of gold for several years. The countries that have sold include notably Canada, Belgium, the Netherlands, Australia, Argentina, Switzerland, the UK and several Latin American countries

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