Does entry into the Euro require that a country gives its gold reserves to the Eurpoean Central Bank?

mochyn

looks that way ,linus http://www.gold.org/pr_archive/html/191101.html Jul 07 03, 1:54 PM

Stew54

The IMF site suggests that countries which are members of the Eurozone nevertheless still have their national reserves of gold etc. http://www.imf.org/external/np/sta/ir/colist.htm Jul 07 03, 5:44 PM

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