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SPDR Gold Trust holdings unchanged at 1,120.55 T

Mon Jul 6, 2009 4:19am IST
 
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TOKYO, July 6 (Reuters) - The world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, the SPDR Gold Trust (GLD: Quote, Profile, Research), said holdings were at 1,120.55 tonnes as of July 3, unchanged from the previous business day.

Holdings in the trust, which issues securities backed by physical stocks of gold, have declined in the past few weeks as growing optimism about the global economy sapped investors' appetite for bullion as a safe-haven asset.

For details on gold holdings of the ETF listed in New York and other exchanges, click on: here

Holdings in the trust began climbing in December as the global financial crisis increased demand for gold.

Following are changes in SPDR holdings;

Date: Total tonnes

June 30 1,120.55

June 25 1,125.74

June 22 1,131.24  Continued...

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