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State investors stock up on record gold reserves amid uncertainty
Kenadyr Announces Partial Drill Results at the South Zone:
Intersects 40 Meters at 6.17 Grams of Gold per Ton
Company Announcement
Friday, May 25, 2017
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Canada -- Kenadyr Mining (Holdings) Corp. (TSX Venture: KEN, OTCQB: KNDYF, Frankfurt: KM0) announces that drilling at the South Zone of Kenadyr's fully owned Borubai License in the Kyrgyz Republic has intersected widespread gold mineralization including 40 meters at 6.17 grams per ton.
The South Zone is directly adjacent to Zijin Mining Group Co. Ltd.'s Taldy Bulak Levoberejnyi ("TBL") Mine deposit, currently in production.
Initial drilling was designed to intersect an area drilled by the Soviets between 1970 and 1990 that intersected significant gold mineralization. The current drill hole provides support for the validity of the historic Soviet results and indicates that widespread gold mineralization may exist on Kenadyr's license directly adjacent to (within 100 meters of) the TBL mine.
The South Zone is open in three directions and to depth and there are strong indications that it connects to the TBL deposit. Core recovery is greater than 95 percent and all intervals have been assayed using fire assay methods at an internationally accredited laboratory (ALS Global). ...
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http://kenadyr.com/kenadyr-announces-partial-drill-results-from-drill-ho...
By Attracta Mooney
Financial Times, London
Sunday, June 11, 2017
The gold reserves of the world's biggest public sector investors reached an 18-year high as they hoarded the precious metal after Donald Trump's election and the Brexit vote added to geopolitical uncertainty.
State investors increased their net gold holdings by 377 tonnes to an estimated 31,000 tonnes last year -- the highest level since 1999, according to a study of 750 central banks, public pension plans and sovereign wealth funds with $33.5 trillion in assets.
Danae Kyriakopoulou, chief economist at the Official Monetary and Financial Forum, the central bankers' forum that compiled the research, said state investors had flocked to the precious metal because of its status as a "haven asset" and to take advantage of rising prices.
"There was a lot of political uncertainty in the past year. There were big political shocks with Brexit and Trump, which have driven investors back to gold," she said.
The price of gold surged after the unexpected Brexit vote in June and immediately after the election of Mr. Trump in November, although it fell in the final weeks of the year.
Alistair Hewitt, head of market intelligence at the World Gold Council, said state-backed investors had also increased their gold stores as a hedge against the stronger dollar. The dollar is up 15 percent against the pound over the past year.
"Central banks and public institutions have been adding to their strategic gold holdings for a number of years," Mr. Hewitt said. "A lot of emerging market central banks hold significant amounts of US dollars, and they have bought gold as a hedge against this concentrated currency exposure." ...
...For the remainder of the report:
https://www.ft.com/content/57e3b9a8-4d36-11e7-a3f4-c742b9791d43
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