How many tons of gold was produced in China in 2008

On January 31, the China Association released the 2018 annual industry data. In 2018, the country's actual consumption tonnage, maintaining the first place in the world for 6 consecutive years, increased compared with 2017. The domestic output is tons, ranking first in the world for 12 consecutive years, compared with 2017, the output is reduced by tons, a year-on-year decline.

Looking at consumption, the domestic first-class consumer market continues to pick up. Among them, jewellery and bars, industrial and other gold continued to grow steadily, while coin sales declined slightly. In 2018, the national consumption of ** jewelry tons, a year-on-year increase; tonnes of gold bars, year-on-year; tonnes of gold coins, down year-on-year; Industrial and other tons, year-on-year.

In 2008, China's first output reached 282 007 tons.

Statistics recently released by the China Association show that in the first half of 2015, the national output was completed by tons, an increase over the same period in 2014, a year-on-year increase. Among them, the first ton of mineral gold and the ton of non-ferrous by-product gold.

At the same time, China's consumption has declined. In the first half of 2015, the country's first-class consumption tons, compared with the same period in 2014, decreased by tons. Among them, the tonnage of gold used in jewelry manufacturing decreased year-on-year, the tonne of gold bars and coins, and the tonne of industrial and other gold.

According to the data of China's ** industry market prospect and investment strategic planning analysis report, from April 2013 to mid-2015, the international gold price has been in a downturn after a large number of **.

From the perspective of the global economic situation, the world economic growth rate may rebound slightly in 2015, but the overall weak recovery is difficult to change significantly, the volatility of the international financial market and the commodity market has intensified, and the non-economic factors such as geopolitics have a great impact, and there are still many uncertainties.

With the strengthening of the US dollar, in 2015 and non-ferrous metals, oil and other commodities are running at a low level, the next few years gold prices will run at a low level or will become a "new normal".

South Africa is the world's largest resource possessor, with identified resource reserves of 10,000 tons; the second is about 7,000 tons in Russia; At present, China's proven reserves have reached 6,328 tons, ranking third.

For more than 30 years, China's first industrial development speed is very fast, the average annual growth rate is about 10%, in 1978 China's first output was only tons, in 1995 China's first output exceeded 100 tons, in 2003 reached 200 tons, in 2007 the first output reached tons, for the first time surpassed South Africa, becoming the world's first gold producer, since then it has been the world's first consecutive first, more than 300 tons since 2009. In 2010, China's ** output reached tons. It can be inferred from this that China's first output in 2008 should be about 285-290 tons, and the difference will not be very large!

China's first production ranks first in the world for four consecutive years, and its reserves rank third in the world, Xinhuanet Shanghai, May 29, 2011 (Reporter Lu Wenjun) Zhang Yongtao, vice president of the China ** Association, said here that China has become the world's largest gold producer for four consecutive years, and China has proven reserves to rank third in the world. In 2010, all kinds of ** products on the Shanghai ** Exchange traded a total of tons, and the spot ** trading volume ranked first in the world.

At the "2011 Shanghai International Jewelry Fashion Festival Forum", Zhang Yongtao said that at present, the world's most advanced resource reserves have been identified about 100,000 tons, mainly distributed in more than a dozen countries such as South Africa, Russia, China, Australia, Indonesia, and the United States. Among them, South Africa is the world's largest resource possessor, with identified resource reserves of 10,000 tons; the second is about 7,000 tons in Russia; At present, China's proven reserves have reached 6,328 tons, ranking third.

He said that for more than 30 years, China's industrial development is very fast, the average annual growth rate is about 10%, in 1978 China's output was only tons, in 2007 the output reached tons, for the first time surpassed South Africa, becoming the world's first gold producer, since then it has been the world's first in a row, in 2010 China's output reached tons.

China is a country rich in mineral resources, and the types of gold ore known in the world have been found in China, and it is speculated that China's reserves of ** resources are 30,000 to 50,000 tons.

Zhang Yongtao also said that in 2010, the world's largest manufacturing gold demand was tons, of which India ranked first in the world; China's tons, ranking second in the world; U.S. tons, ranking third in the world.

In 2010, all kinds of ** products on the Shanghai ** Exchange traded a total of tons, and the spot ** trading volume ranked first in the world. The cumulative trading volume of the Shanghai ** Exchange has a total of 10,000 contracts, and the **** trading volume is the seventh in the world.

**The world's largest reserves are in the United States.

**The world's largest producer of kilograms is China.

One of the countries with the richest reserves in the world, because there is no mining technology, you can only watch in a daze.

Ranking Countries Regional Organizations **Reserves (tons) **Reserves to foreign exchange reserves (%)

1 United States. 2 Germany.

3 International Monetary Organization**.

4 Italy.

5 France. 6 China.

7 Switzerland. 8 Russia.

9 Japan. 10 Netherlands.

11 India.

12 ECB.

13 Taiwan 5

14 Portugal.

15 Venezuela.

16 Saudi Arabia.

17 United Kingdom.

18 Lebanon.

19 Spain.

20 Austria.

26 Singapore.

29 Bank for International Settlements.

45 South Korea.

47 West African Economic and Monetary Union.

69 Central African Economic and Monetary Community.

87 Hong Kong.

People have always regarded ** as a symbol of wealth, and ** he has been very valuable since ancient times, so he is also a hard currency, and ** was also used as a world currency. Among the world's official reserves, ** also has a very important position, because ** also has a high hedging value only yard trace, so no matter which country it is, ** can be used as currency. In addition to being used as currency, they can also be made into jewelry and bought and sold as a commodity.

**is also a kind of ***, they have relatively stable chemical properties, and they are not easy to rust and rot, so even after a long time, they can maintain their luster. <

So every country will treat ** as the country's reserve currency. However, different countries have different reserves for **, and India has increased a lot**. So the ranking of the ** reserves of each country is different.

The United States is the first country in terms of official reserves, and it is not surprising that the United States can be ranked first, because many countries like to store their own reserves in the US treasury, so this also causes the United States to rank first in the world in terms of reserves, but it does not mean that all the ** in the United States are the United States' own country. If all the reserves of other countries are excluded, perhaps the United States will not be able to stand in the first place. <>

Germany has the second largest reserves, but the reserves are far less than half that of the United States. Because Germany will also transport its own ** to the United States for storage, but recently, Germany is also slowly shipping the ** stored in the United States back to Germany. So from this point of view, Germany is still very concerned about its own country's **reserves, and also hopes to improve its world ranking by shipping back**.

Although China's ranking in the world's top reserves is not very high, the speed of development in recent years is still very fast, and the overall level of economic development is very high. However, there is still a certain gap with the United States, although the ** reserves of the middle finger and the country are not the largest in the world, but China's ** production has always been the highest, because China's land area is large, so the ** production is also high, and the consumption of ** is also the first because of the large Chinese population.

It is also a medium level in the world, mainly because the current amount of filial piety is relatively small, so it is also a medium level in the world, and the output in some areas is particularly high. Family manuscripts.

Although China is not the most resource-rich country, it has indeed the highest output in recent years. In 2019, China's first-class output was tons, ranking first in the world, and since 2007, it has been ranked first in the whole crack for 13 consecutive years. However, since 2016, China's ** production has declined, while imports have increased.

It is estimated that it should be regarded as a relatively advanced level, and China's ** output is also ranked first in the world, and everyone loves it.

China's first-class output can be said to be at the middle and upper level in the world, because China's first-class output is very rich.

It is a very high level, and now many people like it very much, and now the **** is getting higher and higher.

Shandong, Shandong Province, named after the east of Taihang Mountain, referred to as "Lu", the provincial capital of Jinan. In the pre-Qin period, it belonged to the Qi State and the Lu State, so it was nicknamed Qilu. Shandong is located on the east coast of East China, the lower reaches of the Yellow River, and the north-central section of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, and is the northernmost province in East China.

The west is the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain, connecting the Central Plains, bordering Hebei Province in the northwest, Henan Province in the southwest, and Anhui and Jiangsu provinces in the south and southeast respectively. The central part is the mountainous area of Luzhong, the terrain is high and prominent, and Mount Tai is the highest point in the whole territory; The eastern part is the Shandong Peninsula, stretching into the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea, the north is separated by the Bohai Strait and the Liaodong Peninsula, Gongwei Gyeonggi, the east is separated by the Yellow Sea and the Korean Peninsula, and the southeast is bordered by the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea and the southern archipelago of Japan.

U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) data on the world's total stock and bank stock (unit: tonnes) World stock in 1966: 76,000 Bank and IMF stocks in 1966:

38257 ** Privately held in 1966: 37743 1966 ** Privately held ** % of the world's **stock: 2007 World ** stock:

157,000 (152,000 tonnes in 2005, plus about 2,500 tonnes per year). Stocks of Banks and IMFs in 2007: 28,583 Volumes held in private hands in 2007:

128417 Private holdings as a percentage of the world's stocks in 2007: As can be seen from the table above, since 1966, when the world's largest banks began to hold reserves after their reserves reached an all-time high of 38,257 tons, the stocks held by private investors have been rising from 37,743 tons in 1996.

Between 1966 and 2007, 9,647 tonnes were purchased by private investors – or the net sales volume of banks. 81,000 tonnes – this is the amount of minerals from 1966 to the present. Of this, 933 tonnes were absorbed by ** banks between 2003 and 2007 (** banks were no longer in agreement on selling their reserves cheaply, as ** global ** banks as a whole bought a net 933 t of ** in the 2003-2007 period).

I'm not a scientist and ask me how I know.

According to the 2012 official reserve rankings released by the World Council (WGC), the top 10 are the United States, Germany, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Italy, France, China, Switzerland, Russia, Japan and the Netherlands, and the rankings remain unchanged.

United States. Germany.

IMF Italy Egger Chaichai.

France. China. 1054 tons. 10

Switzerland. Russia.

Japan. Dutch Sun Han.