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2009-07-23 — financialsense.com
"Either way, this game aims to force the Bank to break its gold-hoarding habit of a decade and more. And since Draghi is widely seen as the next president of the European Central Bank (ECB) – and with the current Central Bank Gold Agreement to cap sales at 500 tonnes per year less than 10 weeks away from expiring with no new deal in place – what happens in Rome might just matter to gold investors."
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