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Gold continued to benefit from the flight to safety and liquidity. However, its battle to overcome the $925 resistance point appears difficult thus far, even in the wake of these apparently desperate attempts by officialdom to keep the fabric of the markets from ripping apart.

Thus, after a brief visit to $917.50 earlier in the morning, bullion prices opened the midweek NY session with a $20.00 gain at $907.00 per ounce.

Today would be the ideal day to really make a stab at much higher values. Silver advanced 24 cents to $11.80 but platinum declined $12 to $1003 while palladium rose $1 to $196 per ounce.

Amid this turmoil and uncertainty, one has to ponder what gold''s role might become where it historically has mattered most; in the vaults of the globe''s central banks. Will they sell? Will anyone buy?

Has the dishoarding campaign come to a halt, or will a newfound respect for the shiny stuff yield an accumulation trend? Our friends at the London-based VM Fortis Group recently sent out their opinion on the matter, and we relay it here -courtesy of Mineweb:

"VM Group - says a shortfall in central bank gold sales expected to continue during the last year of CBGA II, suggests continued slow central bank gold sales regulated under a probable third Central Bank Gold Agreement.

The Virtual Metals Research Consulting Group (VM Group) estimates that total central bank gold sales under the second Central Bank Gold Agreement (CBGA II) are likely to reach only 360t - 140t lower than the 500t permitted for the year and the lowest seen during the CBGA''s nine years of operation.

This had major implications for the 2008/9 final year of CBGA II, as one of the countries with stated sales plans, Switzerland, will have finished its programme and another, the Netherlands, appeared to have done so. That left France, Germany, Sweden and Austria as potential gold sellers.

In this final year, France had about 120t left to sell, Sweden was likely to sell 10-15t, Germany would only sell coins, while Austria might not sell again. The VM Group said that collectively the potential sellers, France, Germany, Sweden and Austria, had about 150t to sell during this period.

The European Central Bank remained a wildcard and could again be a seller. This could mean another 60-80t gold sales, but still meant that sales for the year would likely amount to 210-230t - the lowest amount sold in a CBGA year under the various CBGA agreements.

The VM Group said there obviously were ways in which more gold could be sold. The International Monetary Fund has said it wanted to sell 403t as part of a financing package, but it was likely to spread out these sales to avoid disturbing the market. The VM Group said the result was that only a small amount of IMF sales could take place in the next CBGA year.

Another option was that one of the central banks that have sold gold, but has not said how much they planned to sell and over what period, will start to sell again. However, the VM Group argued that if these countries, including Spain, Portugal and Belgium, did not sell when they had the opportunity to in the 2007/2008 CBGA year, they were unlikely to do so in the 2008/9 year.

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Interest rate cut gives dollar a ride
Wednesday October 8, 5:42 pm ET
By David Goldman, CNNMoney.com staff writer


The dollar was mixed against global currencies Wednesday, after nations around the globe issued emergency interest rate cuts.
In a move to boost economic growth in the midst of a worsening global financial crisis, the Federal Reserve lowered its fed funds rate by half a percentage point to 1.5%.


The Fed''s move was part of a coordinated effort to lower rates by the central banks of the United States, Canada, England, the European Union, Sweden and Switzerland. The enactment was announced at 7 a.m. ET.

Investors at first cheered the move. They took out the funds they have been using for months to trade dollars and put them in stocks. Foreign stock indexes recovered, oil prices rose and U.S. stock futures soared.

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