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This in turn points to two important aspects of this transaction: one shows that outside China there are other central banks around the world who are willing to go to markets by gold reserves of the IMF, thus maintaining a high-to-day levels price-level demand for the precious metal, on the other hand India has shown to “encourage” the gold as a reserve is brought against the dollar.  The Metal Mining in Share Market is weak now. Some even believe that this transaction could “undermine” short the dollar. This is because, according to what allegedly told Reuters on the anonymous source of the IMF, the Central Bank of India paid the price of a transaction not in Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), but a “hard currency”.